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Spanish Flashcards: Six Forms of Ser

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What does 'Yo' mean in English?

You

You all (Informal)

I (correct)

What does 'Tu' mean in English?

He/She/You all (Formal)

You (correct)

What does 'Nosotros' mean in English?

You all (Informal)

He/She/You all (Formal)

They are

We (correct)

What does 'Vosotros' mean in English?

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What does 'El/Ella/Usted' mean in English?

He/She/You all (Formal) Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Soy' mean?

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What does 'Eres' mean?

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What does 'Es' mean?

He is/She is/You are Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Somos' mean?

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What does 'Sois' mean?

You all (Informal) are Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Son' mean?

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Study Notes

Personal Pronouns in Spanish

Yo: Means "I," used for the first person singular.
Tu: Translates as "You," used for informal second person singular.
Nosotros: Means "We," used for first person plural (masculine or mixed group).
Vosotros: Translates as "You all," used for informal second person plural in Spain.
Él/Ella/Usted: Refers to "He/She/You (formal)," used for third person singular and formal address.

Forms of the Verb "Ser"

Soy: Means "I am," the first person singular form of the verb "ser."
Eres: Translates to "You are," the second person singular form in informal contexts.
Es: Means "He is/She is/You are," used for third person singular and formal address.
Somos: Means "We are," the first person plural form of "ser."
Sois: Translates as "You all are," used for informal second person plural in Spain.
Son: Means "They are" (both male and female), used for third person plural.

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This quiz provides essential flashcards for learning the six forms of the Spanish verb 'Ser'. Each card includes the Spanish word alongside its English definition, aiding in vocabulary retention. Perfect for beginners trying to understand pronouns and verb conjugation in Spanish.