me

used as the object of a verb or preposition, referring to the person speaking

a mí, me

• verb + me

Collocations think about me · call me

• Call me when you get there.

  Llámame cuando llegues.

used with certain verbs to show that the subject and object refer to the same person, referring to the person speaking

a mí mismo/misma

• verb + me

Collocations wash yourself · hurt yourself

• I hurt myself when I fell.

  Me lastimé cuando caí.

used as the subject of a verb, referring to the person speaking

yo

• me + verb

Collocations I am happy · I want something

• I am not sure.

  No estoy seguro.

used to address someone informally, often a child or close friend

tú (informal)

• me + verb

• Me, what are you doing?

  ¿Qué estás haciendo tú?

used to emphasize the speaker or something related to them

yo, a mí

• me + verb

• Me and my friends are going to the park.

  Yo y mis amigos vamos al parque.

used in questions to refer to the person being addressed, often with a verb like 'do' or 'have'

tú (informal)

• me + do/does/have

• Me, have you seen my keys?

  ¿Tú has visto mis llaves?

used in responses to emphasize the speaker or something related to them, often with 'yes' or 'no'

yo, a mí

• me + yes/no

• Me, I don't know.

  Yo no sé.

used in negative sentences to emphasize the speaker or something related to them, often with 'not'

yo no, a mí no

• me + not

• Me, I don't agree.

  Yo no estoy de acuerdo.