[LibreOuMort]

Spanish: Actually "vosotros" is the plural of "you" (southerners say y'all). "Ustedes" is the plural of "Usted" which is the formal (or polite) form of you "tu". "Nosotros" is "we" and "ellos" is "they."

Entonces, the personal pronouns in Spanish are as follows: I (yo), you (tu, vos or usted), he (el), she (ella), we (nosotros), you (ustedes or vosotros), they (ellos). The vos/vosotros form is only used in Spain and a couple of South American countries (I forget which).

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Thank you!

Y'all was the word I was thinking of but couldn't quite pull it out.