Spanish grammar - Feminine Plural Personal Pronouns - nosotras, vosotras and ellas

Feminine Plural Personal Pronouns - nosotras, vosotras & ellas

Spanish has both masculine and feminine forms of all the plural pronouns.

The feminine plural personal pronouns are characterized by an '-as' ending:

The feminine plural pronouns are:

• nosotras - 'we (feminine, plural)'

• vosotras - 'you (feminine, plural)'

• ellas - 'they (feminine, plural)'

Their estar and ser conjugations are the same as the masculine plural pronouns.

Note that when there is a mix of males and females in a group, they are referred to using the masculine plural pronouns.

Examples:
	nosotras estamos we (feminine) are estar ⇒ (nosotras) estamos nosotras means 'we (feminine)'
	vosotras estáis you (feminine, plural) are estar ⇒ (vosotras) estáis vosotras means 'you (plural feminine, plural)'
	ellas están they (feminine) are estar ⇒ (ellas) están ellas means 'they (feminine)'
	Nosotras estamos aquí ahora. We (feminine) are here now. ahora (adv) means 'now'
	Ellas están allí ahora They (feminine) are there now
	Vosotras estáis cerca. You (feminine, plural) are close by.
	María y Martina están allí. Maria and Martina are there.
	nosotras somos we (feminine) are (permanent) ser ⇒ (nosotras) somos
	vosotras sois you (feminine, plural) are (permanent) ser ⇒ (vosotras) sois
	ellos san they (feminine) are (permanent) ser ⇒ (ellos) son
	Nosotras somos españolas. We (feminine) are Spanish.
	Ellas no son estadounidenses. They (feminine) are not American.
	Vosotras sois amables. You (feminine, plural) are kind.
	Ellas son felices. They (feminine) are happy.