Subject Pronouns
the pronoun in Spanish for you (informal)
What is "tú"?
Translate: She is at school.
"Ella esta en la escuela"
the phrase in Spanish for "I have" (using the verb TENER)
"Yo tengo" or "Tengo"
the Spanish words for friend and dad
"amigo(a)" and "papá"
rewrite the following: you are hansome
"tú eres guapo"
the pronoun in Spanish for we
What is "nosotros"?
Translate: You (formal) are from Cuba.
"Usted es de Cuba"
the phrase in Spanish for "You have" formal (using the verb TENER)
"Usted tiene"
the Spanish words for "short" and " tall"
"bajo(a)" and "alto(a)"
rewrite the following: you all are tall.
"ustedes son altos"
the pronoun in Spanish for you (formal)
What is "usted"?
Translate: We are very sad.
"Nosotros estamos muy tristes"
the phrase in Spanish for "he/she has" (using the verb TENER)
"él/ella tiene"
the Spanish words for "nephew" and "cousin (girl)"
"Sobrino" and "prima"
rewrite the following: I am from Colombia
"Yo soy de Colombia"
the word in Spanish for you, you, and you
What is "ustedes"?
Translate: They (girls) are blonde.
"Ellas son rubias"
the phrase in Spanish for "we have" (using the verb TENER)
"Nosotros tenemos" or "Tenemos"
the Spanish words for "green eyes"
"ojos verdes"
rewrite in Spanish: Are you lazy?
"Tú eres perezoso(a)"
the pronoun in Spanish when talking to an adult directly
What is "usted"?
Translate: You (Spain) are my favorite cousin.
"Vos sois mi prima favorita"
the phrase in Spanish for "Ya'll have" formal (using the verb TENER)
"Ustedes tienen"
the Spanish words for "55" and "87"
"cincuenta y cinco" and "ochenta y siete"
rewrite: She has blue eyes and brown hair.
"Ella tiene los ojos azules y el pelo castaño