Spanish Subject Pronouns?

Question

I have a Spanish worksheet and the question is: Write the subject pronouns in Spanish and explain what each means.

I don't understand what it's asking.

Answer 1

yo = I
tú = you (singular familiar)
usted = you (singular formal)
él, ella = he, she
nosotros, nosotras = we
vosotros, vosotras = you (plural familiar)
ustedes = you (plural formal)
ellos, ellas = they

Answer 2

Subject pronouns in english are defined as "a personal pronoun that can be used as the subject of verbs. Examples of subject pronouns include we, you, he, she, it, they, and who." This explains the english meaning in the ( ) and the Spanish subject pronoun outside of it:
(I) Yo

(You) Tú *Informal

(We) Nosotros

(He/She/It) El/Ella
(You) Usted **Formal

(They) Ellos/Ellas
(You all) Ustedes


*The "Tú" form is used when speaking with people who you are familiar with.
**The "Usted" form is used when speaking to your elders, and strangers.

I hope I've gotten it all right, and that this helps you!

Answer 3

Ella entra. El entra El profesor entra. Usted entra Mi amiga entra. El nino entra. La nina entra.

Answer 4

yo- I
tu- You
el- He
ella- She
nosotros- We
vosotros- You (a lot of people)
ellos- They

Answer 5

Yo (I)

tú (you, singular, informal)
Usted (you, singular, formal)

el (he)
ella (she)

nosotros (we)

ustedes (you, plural, informal)
Ustedes (you, plural, formal)

ellos (they, masculine)
ellas (they, feminine)

Answer 6

él - he ( él me llamó - he called me)
ella - she (ella es bonita - she is pretty)
ellos - they ( ellos fueron al cine - they went to the cinema)
nosotros- we (nosotros vamos a trabajar - we are going to work)

I think those are the pronouns :)