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You
Tú (informal/familiar)
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You; Yall
Ustedes (Uds)(formal in Spain; both formal and informal in Latin America)
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my
mi (mis to show possession of more than one thing)
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your
tu (informal) (tus for possession of more than one thing)
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his/her, your (formal)
su (formal) (sus for possession of more than one thing)
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ar verbs
- yo - o
- tú - as
- Él/Ella/Usted - a
- Nosotros/as - amos
- Vosotros/as - áis
- Ellos/Ellas/Ustedes - an
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er verbs
- yo - o
- tú - es
- Él/Ella/Usted - e
- Nosotros/as - emos
- Vosotros/as - éis
- Ellos/Ellas/Ustedes - en
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ir verbs
- yo - o
- tú - es
- Él/Ella/Usted - e
- Nosotros/as - imos
- Vosotros/as - ís
- Ellos/Ellas/Ustedes - en
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You are
tú - eres (informal)
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you are (formal)
usted - es
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We are
Nosotros/as - somos
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They are
Ellos/Ellas - son
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you are (pluarl)
ustedes - son
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Making nouns plural
- -end in a, e, or o just add s
- -end in a consonant add es
- -end in z, change z to c and add es
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words ending in these are feminine
ción, sión, dad
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Definite
- Masculine - el(s) los(p)
- Feminine - la(s) las(p)
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Indefinite
- Masculine - un(s) unos(p)
- Feminine - una(s) unas(p)
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Estar
- yo - estoy
- tú - estás
- Él/Ella/Usted - está
- Nosotros/as - estamos
- Vosotros/as - estís
- Ellos/Ellas/Ustedes - están
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when something happens routinely on any given day of the week use?
los
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to express the idea of a single event happening on a given day of a particular week us?
el
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to express possession using mi, tu, su?
el/la/los/las+thing possessed+de+possessor
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