| person | equivalent | subject form | form after prepositions | direct object before a verb | indirect object before a verb |
| singular | |||||
| 1 | I | yo | mí | me | me |
| 2 | you | tú | ti | te | te |
| 3 | he | él | él | lo, le | le |
| she | ella | ella | la | le | |
| you politely | usted | usted | le, lo | le | |
| you politely, to a woman | usted | usted | la | le | |
| plural | |||||
| 1 | we | nosotros nosotras | nosotros nosotras | nos | nos |
| 2 | you all | vosotros vosotras | vosotros vosotras | os | os |
| 3 | they | ellos | ellos | los, les | les |
| they in feminine | ellas | ellas | las | les | |
| you all politely | ustedes | ustedes | los, les | les | |
| you all politely | ustedes | ustedes | las | las |
The form of the indirect object answers the question : to whom ? to what ? (to me, to you, to us): Te lo doy - I give it to you (te is the indirect object, lo is the direct object).
Short forms me, te, le, lo, las, nos, os, los, les, las are placed usually before a verb. Together with infinitive, gerundio and the affirmative form of imperativo, these pronouns are placed after the verb and are written together.
Te veo. - I see you.
Quiero verte - I want to see you.
Lo hago para ti. - I do it for you.