Pronouns with prepositions
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Pronouns with prepositions
When following a preposition (con, para, de, etc.), personal pronouns aren't always the same.
| Personal pronouns | Pronouns with a preposition |
|---|---|
| yo | a mí |
| tú | para ti |
| él/ella/usted | con él/ella/usted |
| nosotros/as | por nosotros/as |
| vosotros/as | sobre vosotros/as |
| ellos/ellas/ustedes | de ellos/ellas/ustedes |
Only two pronouns change: yo (I) changes to mí (me) and tú (you) changes to ti (you).
Podéis ir sin mí.
You can go without me.
Este regalo es para ti.
This gift is for you.
Note:
- The preposition con (with) takes on a special form before the pronouns mí (me) or ti (you): con + mí = conmigo, con + ti = contigo.
Vienes conmigo a la playa.
You're coming to the beach with me.
Carolina no quiere hablar contigo.
Carolina doesn't want to speak to you.
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