Title: All European Spanish Anki Decks [languageatlas.com] / European Spanish A0/A1: Introduction to Spanish / Chapter 1: Pronouns / Ellos/Ellas = They
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[Front] Sentence With a Blank Area: ____ están aquí.
Translation/Word Definitions/Hints/Other: They are here. [all men or mixed]
[Back] Answer Sentence: Ellos están aquí.
Answer of Blank Area: Ellos
Explanation: Table of Spanish Subject Pronouns
​yo | ​I
tú | you [singular and informal]​
​él | he​
​ella | she​
usted​ | you [singular and formal]​
​nosotros/nosotras | we​
​vosotros/vosotras | you [plural and informal]​
​ellos | they [masculine or mixed]​
ellas​ | they [feminine]​
​ustedes | you [plural and formal]​
Ellos/Ellas = They
In order to say “they” in Spanish you will say:
- Ellos [masculine or mixed] = They
- Ellas [feminine] = They
If you are referring to a group in which everyone is male, or there is at least one male, then you will use ellos.
If you are referring to a group in which there are only women, then you will use ellas.
Ellos están aquí.
They are here. [all men or mixed]
Ellas quieren ganar.
They want to win. [only women]
Now it may seem pretty simple, but there’s one thing that you should be aware of.
In Spanish you can omit the subject pronouns and use the verb on its own.
Because the verb is already conjugated in the they form, people know that you are talking in the they form.
Quieren quedarse.
They want to stay.
Quieren salir.
They want to leave.
Do you know the gender of the people in these groups?
Not really.
Because you not using the subject pronouns, the gender of the people in the group is unclear.
If you want to draw attention to the gender of the people in the group, you can use ellos or ellas.
If you don’t want to, then you form sentences without ellos or ellas.
In Spanish, the subject pronouns tend to be omitted.
Source: https://languageatlas.com/spanish-a1/they-in-spanish
Author: Created by: Sam Denishin

[Front] Sentence With a Blank Area: ____ quieren ganar.
Translation/Word Definitions/Hints/Other: They want to win. [all women]
[Back] Answer Sentence: Ellas quieren ganar.
Answer of Blank Area: Ellas
Explanation: Table of Spanish Subject Pronouns
​yo | ​I
tú | you [singular and informal]​
​él | he​
​ella | she​
usted​ | you [singular and formal]​
​nosotros/nosotras | we​
​vosotros/vosotras | you [plural and informal]​
​ellos | they [masculine or mixed]​
ellas​ | they [feminine]​
​ustedes | you [plural and formal]​
Ellos/Ellas = They
In order to say “they” in Spanish you will say:
- Ellos [masculine or mixed] = They
- Ellas [feminine] = They
If you are referring to a group in which everyone is male, or there is at least one male, then you will use ellos.
If you are referring to a group in which there are only women, then you will use ellas.
Ellos están aquí.
They are here. [all men or mixed]
Ellas quieren ganar.
They want to win. [only women]
Now it may seem pretty simple, but there’s one thing that you should be aware of.
In Spanish you can omit the subject pronouns and use the verb on its own.
Because the verb is already conjugated in the they form, people know that you are talking in the they form.
Quieren quedarse.
They want to stay.
Quieren salir.
They want to leave.
Do you know the gender of the people in these groups?
Not really.
Because you not using the subject pronouns, the gender of the people in the group is unclear.
If you want to draw attention to the gender of the people in the group, you can use ellos or ellas.
If you don’t want to, then you form sentences without ellos or ellas.
In Spanish, the subject pronouns tend to be omitted.
Source: https://languageatlas.com/spanish-a1/they-in-spanish
Author: Created by: Sam Denishin

[Front] Sentence With a Blank Area: ____ quieren quedarse.
Translation/Word Definitions/Hints/Other: They want to stay. [all men or mixed]
[Back] Answer Sentence: Ellos quieren quedarse.
Answer of Blank Area: Ellos
Explanation: Table of Spanish Subject Pronouns
​yo | ​I
tú | you [singular and informal]​
​él | he​
​ella | she​
usted​ | you [singular and formal]​
​nosotros/nosotras | we​
​vosotros/vosotras | you [plural and informal]​
​ellos | they [masculine or mixed]​
ellas​ | they [feminine]​
​ustedes | you [plural and formal]​
Ellos/Ellas = They
In order to say “they” in Spanish you will say:
- Ellos [masculine or mixed] = They
- Ellas [feminine] = They
If you are referring to a group in which everyone is male, or there is at least one male, then you will use ellos.
If you are referring to a group in which there are only women, then you will use ellas.
Ellos están aquí.
They are here. [all men or mixed]
Ellas quieren ganar.
They want to win. [only women]
Now it may seem pretty simple, but there’s one thing that you should be aware of.
In Spanish you can omit the subject pronouns and use the verb on its own.
Because the verb is already conjugated in the they form, people know that you are talking in the they form.
Quieren quedarse.
They want to stay.
Quieren salir.
They want to leave.
Do you know the gender of the people in these groups?
Not really.
Because you not using the subject pronouns, the gender of the people in the group is unclear.
If you want to draw attention to the gender of the people in the group, you can use ellos or ellas.
If you don’t want to, then you form sentences without ellos or ellas.
In Spanish, the subject pronouns tend to be omitted.
Source: https://languageatlas.com/spanish-a1/they-in-spanish
Author: Created by: Sam Denishin

[Front] Sentence With a Blank Area: ____ quieren salir.
Translation/Word Definitions/Hints/Other: They want to leave. [all men or mixed]
[Back] Answer Sentence: Ellos quieren salir.
Answer of Blank Area: Ellos
Explanation: Table of Spanish Subject Pronouns
​yo | ​I
tú | you [singular and informal]​
​él | he​
​ella | she​
usted​ | you [singular and formal]​
​nosotros/nosotras | we​
​vosotros/vosotras | you [plural and informal]​
​ellos | they [masculine or mixed]​
ellas​ | they [feminine]​
​ustedes | you [plural and formal]​
Ellos/Ellas = They
In order to say “they” in Spanish you will say:
- Ellos [masculine or mixed] = They
- Ellas [feminine] = They
If you are referring to a group in which everyone is male, or there is at least one male, then you will use ellos.
If you are referring to a group in which there are only women, then you will use ellas.
Ellos están aquí.
They are here. [all men or mixed]
Ellas quieren ganar.
They want to win. [only women]
Now it may seem pretty simple, but there’s one thing that you should be aware of.
In Spanish you can omit the subject pronouns and use the verb on its own.
Because the verb is already conjugated in the they form, people know that you are talking in the they form.
Quieren quedarse.
They want to stay.
Quieren salir.
They want to leave.
Do you know the gender of the people in these groups?
Not really.
Because you not using the subject pronouns, the gender of the people in the group is unclear.
If you want to draw attention to the gender of the people in the group, you can use ellos or ellas.
If you don’t want to, then you form sentences without ellos or ellas.
In Spanish, the subject pronouns tend to be omitted.
Source: https://languageatlas.com/spanish-a1/they-in-spanish
Author: Created by: Sam Denishin