| Singular | Plural | |||
| 1st Person | yo | I | nosotros nosotras |
we (masculine) we (femenine) |
| 2nd Person | tú | you | vosotros vosotras |
you (masculine) you (femenine) |
| 3rd Person | él ella usted |
he she you (formal) |
ellos ellas ustedes |
they (masculine) they (femenine) you (formal) |
The system of personal pronouns in Spanish is richer than in English:
It´s noticeable that all plural forms except ustedes change their endings according to the gender:
nosotros – we, men (or men and women); nosotras – we, women;
vosotros – you, men (or men and women); vosotras – you, women
ellos – they, men (or men and women); ellas – they, women
The second important difference is the abundance of equivalents of you: Spanish distinguishes between one interlocutor (singular) and some interlocutors (plural), and also between a courtesy treatment (usted, ustedes) and a familiar one (tú, vosotros).