To ask questions with subject pronouns in Spanish, it's important to know what each pronoun means and how to change the way you put sentences together.
Subject pronouns are words that replace nouns and show who is doing something. Here are the main subject pronouns you will use:
In Spanish, to make questions, you usually need to change the order of the words or use a question mark. Here’s how to do it:
Find the subject pronoun: Think about who or what you want to ask about.
Pick the verb: Choose the correct verb that goes with your subject pronoun.
Switch if needed: If the question is a little tricky, you may need to put the verb before the subject in your sentence.
Here are some simple ways to ask questions using subject pronouns:
These questions can be answered with "yes" or "no":
For yo:
For tú:
For él:
For ella:
These start with a question word like "qué" (what), "quién" (who), or "dónde" (where):
With nosotros:
With vosotros:
With ellas:
In Spanish, questions look different from English. Every question starts with an upside-down question mark (¿) and ends with a regular question mark (?). Also, when you ask, your voice should go up a bit at the end.
Now that you know how to ask questions, try creating some on your own! Choose a subject pronoun and a verb, then follow these steps:
For example:
By keeping these tips in mind and practicing a lot, you will get really good at using subject pronouns in questions in Spanish!
To ask questions with subject pronouns in Spanish, it's important to know what each pronoun means and how to change the way you put sentences together.
Subject pronouns are words that replace nouns and show who is doing something. Here are the main subject pronouns you will use:
In Spanish, to make questions, you usually need to change the order of the words or use a question mark. Here’s how to do it:
Find the subject pronoun: Think about who or what you want to ask about.
Pick the verb: Choose the correct verb that goes with your subject pronoun.
Switch if needed: If the question is a little tricky, you may need to put the verb before the subject in your sentence.
Here are some simple ways to ask questions using subject pronouns:
These questions can be answered with "yes" or "no":
For yo:
For tú:
For él:
For ella:
These start with a question word like "qué" (what), "quién" (who), or "dónde" (where):
With nosotros:
With vosotros:
With ellas:
In Spanish, questions look different from English. Every question starts with an upside-down question mark (¿) and ends with a regular question mark (?). Also, when you ask, your voice should go up a bit at the end.
Now that you know how to ask questions, try creating some on your own! Choose a subject pronoun and a verb, then follow these steps:
For example:
By keeping these tips in mind and practicing a lot, you will get really good at using subject pronouns in questions in Spanish!