Editing Null-subject language (section)

===Spanish===
In Spanish, as with Latin and most Romance languages, the subject is encoded in the verb conjugation. Pronoun use is not obligatory.
* {{lang|es|(Yo) Necesito ayuda}}: I need help.
* {{lang|es|(Tú) Eres mi amiga}}: You (informal) are my friend.
* {{lang|es|(Vos) Sos mi amiga}}: You (informal) are my friend.
* {{lang|es|(Usted) Me ve}}: You (formal) see me.
* {{lang|es|(Él) Está en su habitación}}: He is in his bedroom.
* {{lang|es|(Ella) Está cansada}}: She is tired.
* {{lang|es|(Nosotros) Vamos a la playa}}: We go to the beach.
* {{lang|es|(Vosotros) Deberíais andaros}}: You (plural, informal) should leave.
* {{lang|es|(Ustedes) No son bienvenidos aquí}}: You (plural) are not welcome here.
* {{lang|es|(Ellos) Están durmiendo}}: They are asleep.
* {{lang|es|(Ellas) Van allí}}: They (feminine) go there.

In Spanish, for the most part one may choose whether to use the subject or not. Generally if a subject is provided, it is either for clarity or for emphasis. Sentences with a null subject are used more frequently than sentences with a subject.