Spanish Subject Pronouns - Pronombres Personales | in 5 minutes

In this video you will learn the subject pronouns in Spanish (los pronombres personales)

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I’m Catalina, a Spanish teacher and language lover. I’m passionate about helping people learn Spanish, and I believe that everyone can achieve their language learning goals with the right tools and resources.

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I was born in Colombia and I am a Spanish native speaker. I moved to the United States when I was 16 years old, and I’ve been teaching Spanish ever since. I love helping people learn a new language, and I’m always looking for new and innovative ways to make language learning fun and effective.

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[hikinggirl]

I love how you taught this in 5 mins not a long boring drag of 10 mins or more. Great job.

[dolisface]

I just started learning Spanish and I find your explanation great.

[Kittyququmber]

Excellent teaching. Color coding, great chart, and addressing the main concerns that would come up for sn English person!!

[owsf]

You are truly talented. Than you for making simple to understand.

[josemancia]

You're explaining better than my university teacher

[lenevee]

This was so helpful! Next, I am going to look up conjunctions when using these subject pronouns.

[Finish_bee]

PERFECT PERFECT PERFECT 👌👌👌Simple, fun to learn and really effective video

[Naa]

Love you so much🌹
I'm Maria and I really want to learn Spanish.. it's my 1 first day 🥰

[muqaddasafzal]

Thank you so much! You explained it very well. ❤

[sepitivex]

Thank you so much you made this so simple to understand

[cakeycrafts]

I absolutely love this channel and the video! You make Spanish entertaining for people, and teach so much in a few minutes, than what I would’ve learned in days. ❤

[ABYSSLUGNUTZ]

U are carrrying me in my Spanish class in high school

[meetinehra]

Nameste!! very useful i hope i get full marks in my Espanol exam!!

[katelynb]

This was so helpful! Do you have online tutoring classes or an online program/class?

[divm]

Thank you very much! have you done any video on estar? Please share the link. thanks again!

[martagarciameza]

Thank you very much you helped me a lot teacher Carolina thanks to you I will get a 40/40

[mangsenlg]

You're really good at teaching ngl, damn i just learned so much about Spanish. Its really helpful.

[starbug]

Are there variations in pronunciation? For example, I saw another channel pronounce Ella as “ay-yuh” whereas your pronunciation has a j/g sound?

[Naa]

I'm no English speaker but it's OK I got it but there is something I didn't understand where can I use (ustedes)..
Now I understand that (usted) means you but formal... Ustedes means you all but formal?? Please answer me did I think it right ??

[mhakus]

Hello Teacher Catalina -- I have a question for you. Are you familiar with the 'Rockalingua series. There is a story vehicle called ' La Senorita Amarilla' that they use to teach Spanish, and in one scenario one person says to two others, "?Quieren venir a una fiesta?", which I take to mean, 'Do you (plural) want to come (or go?) to a party?' But, what I don't understand is the conjugation of the 'querer' here. Why isn't the character saying, 'QuerEIS venir a una fiesta?' ?