Subject Pronouns
Define the words EL and ELLA
He; She
How do you say I am in Spanish?
Yo soy
Define the following word
TALENTOSO
Talented
Replace the noun with the appropriate subject pronoun as if you're talking about them: Marco
El
Yo ______ un estudiante muy estudioso
soy
Define the words Yo and Tu
I ; You (informal)
How do you say You are in Spanish?
Tu eres
A Diana le gusta pintar y dibujar, ella es muy artistica
Artistic
Replace the noun with the appropriate subject pronoun as if you're talking about them: La profesora
Ella
eres
Define the words nosotros and nosotras
We (masculine) ; We (feminine)
How do you say He/She is in Spanish?
El/Ella es
Carla y Emilio son hermanos, pero el es muy serio y ella esta mas graciosa.
Define the BOLDED words in the sentence above
Serious; Funny
Replace the noun with the appropriate subject pronoun as if you're talking about them:
Jessie y yo (masculine)
Nosotros
Diego y Luna _______ estudiantes de la Senora Lozano
son
Define the words ellos and ellas
They (masculine); They (feminine)
How do you say We are in Spanish?
Nosotros somos
Yo trabajo todo el dia y toda la noche, soy muy _____________
Trabajador
Replace the noun with the appropriate subject pronoun as if you're talking about them: Unas Chicas
Ellas
son; es; es
BONUS: Sociable; Reserved, shy
What is the difference between usted and ustedes.
Usted means You (formal); Y'all or You all
How do you say Y'all are in Spanish?
Ustedes son
Me gusta mucho esquiar, patinar, nadar y correr. Soy _____________.
Deportista
Replace the noun with the appropriate subject pronoun as if you're talking to them: Senor Vazquez
Usted
Tu ______ muy trabajador, pero yo ______ muy peresozo
eres; soy
BONUS: Lazy