Question

EASY SPANISH QUESTION:

Would "Alicia y Roberto" be considered "Ellos" or "Ellas" when writing a sentence??

Ex. Alicia y Roberto ellas/ellos estudientes.

And if you could, why so? Would it be ellos because Robert's name comes last?

Answer 1

It would be "Ellos"

Step-by-step explanation:

~Subject pronouns in Spanish

The same gender rules you learn in "Nosotros" apply.

A group consisting entirely of females should be referred to as Ellas.

Any group with at least ONE male in it should be referred to as Ellos.

It's "Ellos" because "Ellas" is plural for "Girls" only.

Even though "Ellos" is plural for guys, it can also be used for "them" / "they"

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Hope I helped!!!

GL :)

Answer 2

Step-by-step explanation:

Ellos and ellas means they. Ellos is used for men or mixed group and ellas for women.