Spanish verb conjugation?

The pronouns are:

yo

tú (vos is used in certain Latin American countries)

usted

él, ella

nosotros, nosotras

vosotros, vosotras (used in Spain)

ustedes

ellos, ellas

yo, tu, el/ella,

nosotros, ustedes/vosotros, ellos/ellas

yo como

tu comes

el come

nosotros comemos

ustedes comen

ellos comen

yo soy

tu eres

el, ella, usted es

nosotros somos

vosotros sois

ellos, ellas, ustedes son

quick answer:

yo : I

tu : You

El/ella Ud.: He/She

Vosotros : Plural you(in spain)

Nosotros : We

Ellos/Ellas: They

Uds: Plural You

yo is first person in singular , tu os second person in singular,

el is third person singular in masculine.. ella is third person singular in feminine.. nosotros is 1 person in plural. ustedes is second person in plural ,ellos is third person in plural for masculine.. ellas is third person in plural for feminine..examples:

this is the verb Comer in Past.. simple past for english COMER=TO EAT

yo comi. tu comiste.. el comio ella comio.. nosotros comimos..ustedes comieron. ellos comieron.. ellas comieron

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vosotros, todos el mundo?

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Those are NOT verbs, they are nouns