Reflexive Pronouns(Pronombres personales)

Reflexive Pronouns

Pronombres personales (función de sujeto)		Ejemplo	Traducción ejemplo
Play I	yo	Play I am ill.	Yo estoy enfermo.
Play You	tú, usted	Play You are tall.	Tú eres alto. / Usted es alto.
Play He	él	Play He is handsome.	Él es guapo.
Play She	ella	Play She is pretty.	Ella es guapa.
Play It	ello (neutro)	Play It is cold today.	Hoy hace frío.
Play We	nosotros	Play We are tired.	Nosotros estamos cansados.
Play You	vosotros, ustedes	Play You are angry.	Vosotros estáis enfadados. Ustedes están enfadados.
Play They	ellos, ellas	Play They are at the cinema.	Ellos están en el cine.
Pronombres personales (función de objeto)		Ejemplo	Traducción ejemplo
Play Me	mí	Play Can you help me?	¿Puedes ayudarme?
Play You	a tí, a usted	Play I can help you.	Puedo ayudarte. / Puedo ayudarle.
Play Him	a él	Play Can you see him?	¿Le puedes ver?
Play Her	a ella	Play Give it to her.	Dáselo a ella.
Play It	a ello	Play Give it a kick.	Dale una patada.
Play Us	a nosotros	Play Can you see us?	¿Nos puedes ver?
Play You	a vosotros, a ustedes	Play I see you.	Os veo. / Les veo.
Play Them	a ellos	Play He can help them.	Les puede ayudar.

Note: In English there is no way "you" or "you" formal. Thus the native speakers do not even have conceptualized as a form here called "formal". It must be understood then that the masculine, feminine and neuter form are the same, the only difference is the gender. 

Also, keep in mind that in English there is only one way to "your" and "you", "you", except in the reflexive form that distinguishes between singular (yourself) and plural (yourselves).

Neuter Form (Forma neutra)

English pronouns distinguish between masculine (he), feminine (she) and neutral (it), as shown in table pronouns. 

The personal pronoun "it" is used when referring to things, animals do not know their gender or time (schedule and weather). The plural form of "it" is "they".

Example:

• Play
  Where is it [the book]? (¿Dónde está [el libro]?)
• Play
  What time is it? (¿Qué hora es?)
• Play
  It is raining. (Está lloviendo.)
• Note: "It" is a very important particle in which English speakers Spanish language are often neglected.

• Function (Función)

• Within personal pronouns, English distinguishes between pronouns depending on personal pronouns subject and object function. 

  
  

  The pronoun in subject function 

  The subject of a sentence is the person or thing that performs the action of the verb. They are used when the pronoun is the subject of the sentence. This pronoun in English, unlike Spanish, must always appear.
• • Play
     I am ill. (Yo estoy enfermo.)
  • Subject = I
  • Play
     You are tall. (Tú eres alto.)
  • Subject = you
  • Play
     He is handsome. (Él es guapo.)
  • Subject = he
  • Play
     We are tired. (Nosotros estamos cansados.)
  • Subject = we
  • The function object pronoun 
  • This pronoun is placed after the verb to supplementing or behind prepositions like "for", "to", "with" and "at".
  • Play
    I can help you. (Puedo ayudarte.)
  • Subject = I, Object = you
  • Play
    Can you see him? (¿Puedes verle?)
  • Subject = you, Object = him
  • Play
    He is going to the party with us. (Está yendo a la fiesta con nosotros.)
  • Subject = he, Object = us
  • Play
    It [the letter] is for you. (Es [la carta] para ti.)
  • Subject = it, Object = you