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When to use subject pronouns
I was lead to believe that you only use subject pronouns when the subject is not clear or to emphasize the subject, but I've noticed that my Chilean friend and his father always use subject pronouns, even yo, which I thought was never necessary. Is it more or less common in Spanish to use the subject pronouns when they are not necessary? Do you have to use the subject pronouns?
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