Common Spanish Pronouns

In this lesson, pronouns are explored, covering object and interrogative forms.

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me [pronoun]

Ex:

They called me on the phone yesterday.

te [pronoun]

you

Ex:

They called you on the phone this morning.

lo [pronoun]

him

Ex:

Juan greeted him when he arrived.

la [pronoun]

you (formal feminine)

Ex:

I will call you tomorrow.

nos [pronoun]

Ex:

They called us on the phone yesterday.

los [pronoun]

them

Ex:

I didn't hear them when they were talking.

las [pronoun]

them

Ex:

I didn't hear them when they were talking.

qué [pronoun]

what

Ex:

What are you doing now?

quién [pronoun]

who

Ex:

Who wants a coffee?

cuál [pronoun]

which

Ex:

Which is the right way?

cómo [Adverb]

how

Ex:

How did you get here?

cuándo [Adverb]

when

Ex:

When will the meeting start?

dónde [Adverb]

where

Ex:

Where is the nearest supermarket?

por qué [Adverb]

why

Ex:

Why are you studying Spanish?

cuánto [determiner]

how much

Ex:

How many friends do you have?

A2 Vocabulary
Pleasantries & Social Interaction	Extended Family & Acquaintances	Love & Romance	Personality Traits
Emotions & Reactions	Physical Features	Clothes & Accessories	Style & Fashion
Mental Processes & Capacities	Communication	Opinions & Preference	Home & Household
Food & Cooking	Drinks & Tapas	Ingredients	Fruits & Nuts
Health & Body	Healthcare & Treatment	At the hospital	Occupations
Workplace	Money & Shopping	Shops	Routines & Hobbies
Sports & Competition	Media & Publication	Art & Literature	Cinema
Music	Language	Education & Learning	Basic Sciences
Holidays & Vacation	Celebrations	Travel & Navigation	Geography
Urban & Public Spaces	Nature	Weather	Environment & Natural Disasters
Technology & Devices	Internet & Social Media	Sentidos	Describing Things
Shapes & Colors	Time & Date	Quantity & Measurement	Ordinals & Fractions
Description of Quantity	Pronombres	Common Adverbs