Spanish Personal Pronouns – Quiz
Pronombres personales en Español e Inglés – Prueba interactiva
Study and practice 30 personal pronouns in Spanish and English: subject pronouns (yo, tú, usted, ustedes), object pronouns (me, te, lo, la, le), forms used after prepositions (mí, ti, conmigo), and possessives (mi, tu, su). Note that Mexican Spanish uses ustedes for “you all”; vosotros is used only in Spain. Study both directions (English ⇄ Spanish) with the full quiz or mini-quizzes.
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| # | English | Spanish |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | I | yo |
| 2 | you (formal, singular) | usted |
| 3 | you (informal, singular) | tú |
| 4 | he | él |
| 5 | she | ella |
| 6 | we (masculine or mixed) | nosotros |
| 7 | we (feminine) | nosotras |
| 8 | you-all (plural) | ustedes |
| 9 | they (masculine or mixed) | ellos |
| 10 | they (feminine) | ellas |
| 11 | you-all (informal, masculine or mixed, Spain only) | vosotros |
| 12 | you-all (informal, feminine, Spain only) | vosotras |
| 13 | me (direct or indirect object) | me |
| 14 | you (object, informal) | te |
| 15 | him, it (direct object, masculine) | lo |
| 16 | her, it (direct object, feminine) | la |
| 17 | to him, to her, to you (indirect object) | le |
| 18 | us (object) | nos |
| 19 | them, you-all (direct object, masculine) | los |
| 20 | them, you-all (direct object, feminine) | las |
| 21 | to them, to you-all (indirect object) | les |
| 22 | me (after a preposition: for me) | mí |
| 23 | you (after a preposition: for you) | ti |
| 24 | with me | conmigo |
| 25 | with you (informal) | contigo |
| 26 | my | mi, mis |
| 27 | your (informal) | tu, tus |
| 28 | his, her, your (formal), their | su, sus |
| 29 | our | nuestro, nuestra |
| 30 | oneself, himself, herself (reflexive) | se |
About “vosotros” and “vosotras”
vosotros and vosotras mean “you all” (informal plural) and are used mainly in Spain. In Mexican Spanish (and most of Latin America), people always use ustedes for “you all,” both formal and informal. You do not need to use “vosotros/vosotras” for daily conversation in Mexico or Latin America, but you might see them in textbooks or when traveling to Spain.
Frequently asked questions
- How do you say “I” in Spanish?
- “I” in Spanish is “yo”.
- How do you say “he” in Spanish?
- “he” in Spanish is “él”.
- How do you say “she” in Spanish?
- “she” in Spanish is “ella”.
- How many words are in this quiz?
- This quiz has 30 English–Spanish word pairs, with two-way practice (English → Spanish and Spanish → English) and mini-quizzes.