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Spanish subject (or personal) pronouns are very similar to English subject pronouns (she, they, etc). However, Spanish has both an informal and formal version of the second person pronoun (tú and usted), where English only has "you".
Also, Spanish is a "pro-drop" language, which means the subject can generally be implied from the verb tense. Thus, use of pronouns is optional and primarily for emphasis or clarification.
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Cuando
ella
viaja
en
avión
se
abruma
When she travels in plane, she gets overwhelmed.
Ya
limpiaste
el
baño
You already cleaned the bathroom?
El
arquero
se
hirió
la
espalda
el
último
partido
The goalie hurt his back the last game.
él
me
dio
cien
dolares
por
el
trabajo
He gave me 100 dollars for the job.
Yo
prefiero
que
tú
sigas
con
tus
planes
I prefer that you continue with your plans.