can you use two subject pronouns in one sentence

Question

Such as tú and Ramón in one sentence. How can you write that in a sentence together.

"tú and Ramón" = pronoun and one proper noun - samdie, ENE 25, 2010

Answer 1

HI briann, welcome to the forum

yes, you can:

Tú y Ramón vais al cine.

Answer 2

Any compound sentence will have two verbs and there's nothing to prevent the subject of each verb from being a pronoun. In many complex sentences the main and subordinate verbs can have different subjects. As in Heidita's example, even a simple sentence can have a compound subject.

Answer 3

Most of the time this will happen is with a be verb, or a A, another way of saying A.

Most often, it will be tú es Ramón, or Ramón, tú eres ...