How do you say "subject pronoun"

Question

When discussing Spanish grammar while speaking Spanish, how do you say "subject pronoun" and is there a term for the pronouns that are the forms that you use as the object of a preposition?

hi chris, shorter titles will get better results. - 00494d19, Sep 17, 2009

Answer 1

un pronombre de objeto directo

un pronombre de objeto indirecto

un pronombre de objeto de preposición

I think that's right. - webdunce, Feb 4, 2011

Answer 2

Se dice solamente: Pronombres personales

Answer 3

Se llaman solamente : Pronombres personales.

Answer 4

Pronoun or noun cases

Dative and accusative used to be terms used to describe object pronouns with the dative term probably meaning what you are thinking of as an object of a prepostion. I believe these terms aren't used much any more, however.

You might wish to read our Reference article on Phrasal Verbs and pay attention to the term particle as it pertains to prepositions; not verbs.

Answer 5

Subject pronoun : pronombre sujeto

I don't quite get the rest of the question.

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