Editing Null-subject language (section)

===Galician===
In Galician, as in Spanish, Portuguese, Catalan, etc., the subject is also encoded in the [[verb conjugation]]. Pronoun use is not obligatory.
* ''(Nós) Imos á praia'': We go to the beach.
* ''(Ti) E-la miña amiga'': You are my friend. (Informal singular)
* ''(Vós) Non sodes benvidos aquí'': You are not welcome here. (Informal Plural)
* ''(Eles) Están durmindo'': They are sleeping.
* ''(Eu) Necesito axuda'': I need help.
* ''(El) Está no seu cuarto'': He is in his bedroom.
* ''(Ela) Está cansada'': She is tired.

In Galician, one may choose whether to use the subject or not. If used in an inclined tone, it may be seen as an added emphasis; however, in colloquial speaking, usage of a pronoun is optional. Even so, sentences with a null subject are used more frequently than sentences with a subject. In some cases, it is even necessary to skip the subject to create a grammatically correct sentence.