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Matress

#2481 Tue, 27 Dec 05 05:10 PM

May someone write down the personal pronouns in Spanish?

Portuguese English Spanish

Eu I Yo

Tu You (informal) Tú

You (formal) Usted

Ele He El

Ela She Ella

Nós We Nosotros / Nosotras

Vós You Vosotros / Vosotras

You Ustedes

Eles/Elas They Ellos / Ellas

In English there is (IT) a pronoun neutro. We don't have it in Portuguese.

Matress

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Yo quero aprender Espanõl. May you answer me in Spanish? I'm here to learn that language.

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Woodward Chile

#2482 Tue, 27 Dec 05 06:19 PM

Hi Matress

I took the liberty of editing your post and including the Spanish Pronouns in your original post.

There is no 'it' in Spanish either.

Woodward Chile

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Mariabella

#2483 Tue, 27 Dec 05 10:39 PM

Is it correct that 'vosotros' is no longer used in many Spanish speaking countries? At the University where I study Spanish (in the U.S.) we are no longer taught "vosotros." My professors say that in Mexico it is never used. True??

Mariabella

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Angelica

#2486 Tue, 27 Dec 05 11:34 PM

My boyfriend from Chile don't use "vosotros", he told me that they don't use that in Chile and other south american countries. But i'm learning to use "vosotros" in my spanish-course.

Angelica

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Woodward Chile

#2488 Wed, 28 Dec 05 12:23 AM

That's right. Vosotros is still used in Spain referring to 'YOU' in an informal (plural) context.

In Chile (and I think the rest of the Latin American countries) they use Ustedes for both the informal and formal YOU in plural form.

I noticed that I hadn't put Ustedes in the first post (since the portuguese pronoun wasn't there) so I have now added it.

Woodward Chile

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Matress

#2496 Wed, 28 Dec 05 01:58 AM

Let me see if I understand!

For tú you can say usted

For nosotros you can say ustedes

For exemplo: verbo "haber" no presente do indicativo

yo he

tú has or usted has

él he

nosotros hemos

vosotros habéis or ustedes habéis ( the one first is oldsfahioned)

ellos han

Is that right?

I'm very happy! I'm starting to learn Spanish!!! :)

May you answer me in Spanish? I'll apreciate that!!!

Matress

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Klavier

#2498 Wed, 28 Dec 05 03:33 PM

Matress
Let me see if I understand!

For tú you can say usted

For nosotros you can say ustedes

Tu y usted se refieren a la 2ºpersona del singular, pero tú es informal y usted es más formal. Nosotros es la 1º persona del plural y ustedes la 2º persona del plural.

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Sanz

#2538 Fri, 30 Dec 05 03:59 AM

Mariabella

Is it correct that 'vosotros' is no longer used in many Spanish speaking countries? At the University where I study Spanish (in the U.S.) we are no longer taught "vosotros." My professors say that in Mexico it is never used. True??

In Mexico the only place where "vosotros" is used is on churches during the mass. Also in some theatre plays.

Sanz

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Crom

#2568 Fri, 30 Dec 05 07:43 PM

Vosotros is only used in Spain. The problem is that when you decide to use it you must use another set of conjugations for it. the advantage is that you will understand Spaniards if you learn the conjugations.

Saludos

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