Spanish demonstrative pronouns

A demonstrative pronoun always refers to something or someone. Spanish has three types (Close, Not very close and Far).

	Close	Not very close	Far

As adverb	Here	There	Over there

	Aquí	Ahí	Allí
	(Acá)		(Allá)


As a demonstrative pronoun	This, this one, these, these ones	That, that one, those, those ones	That, that one, those, those ones

Male Singular	Este	Ese	Aquel

Female Singular	Esta	Esa	Aquella

Neutral	Esto	Eso	Aquello

Male Plural	Estos	Esos	Aquellos

Female Plural	Estas	Esas	Aquellas

Aquí and Allí versus Acá and Allá
Aquí and allí are usually accompanied by verbs of permanence (Quédate allí - stay there), while acá and allá are usually accompanied by verbs of movement (ven acá - come here).
Aquí and allí are widely used in Spain, acá and allá more in Latin America.

¿Alguien inglés aquí?
Does anyone here speak English?
Me que esperara ahí hasta que él .
He asked me to wait there until he came back.
Es más barato si allí con el autobús.
It is cheaper if you go there by bus.
aquella montaña pan comido.
Climbing that mountain was a piece of cake.
¡Esto una buena idea!
That's a good idea!
El agua de ese pozo potable.
The water of this well is good to drink.
¿Cuánto este paraguas?
How much does this umbrella cost?

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