Yo!! Pronouns in Spanish

Pronouns in Spanish are similar to those in Hindi.Here is a basic list

Type of pronoun	Purpose	Examples in Spanish (English)
Subject	Simply replaces the subject of a sentence	Yo (I), tú (you), él (he), ella (she), ellos (they), ellas (they)
Demonstrative	Replaces a noun while also pointing to it	Éste (this one), ésta (this one), ésa (that one), aquéllos (those ones)
Object	Functions as the object of a verb or preposition	El (him), ella (her), mí (me), me (me), ellos (them)
Reflexive	Used when the direct object and indirect object of a verb refer to the same person. These are used much more in Spanish than in English.	Me (myself), te (yourself), se (himself, herself, themselves)
Possessive	Refers to something owned or possessed by someone.	Mío (mine), mía (mine), míos (mine), mías (mine), suyo (his, hers, theirs)
Indefinite	Refer to nonspecific people or things	Algo (something), nadie (nobody), alguien (anybody), todo (all), todas (all), uno (one), unos (some), ninguno (none)
Relative	Introduces a clause that gives more information about a noun or pronoun	Que (that, which, who, whom), quien (who, whom), cuyo (whose), cuyas (whose), donde (where), lo cual (which, that which)
Interrogative	Used in questions	Qué (what), quién (what), cuándo (when)