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Demonstrative Adjectives and Pronouns in Spanish - Spanish411 Even though esto, eso, and aquello might seem to fit the demonstrative adjective pattern better, este, ese, and aquel are the singular, masculine adjectives The pronouns esto, eso, and aquello are considered neuter, not masculine, even though they end in “-o ”
A Simple Guide to Demonstrative Pronouns in Spanish If you have another look, you’ll find three forms that didn’t appear inside the “demonstrative pronouns” group: esto, eso, aquello These three, are neutral in gender, they do not change for number, and they indicate abstract ideas or unknown objects
What Are Spanish Demonstrative Pronouns? Explanation + Sentence . . . The neuter demonstrative pronouns esto (this), eso (that), and aquello (that) are always masculine and singular This is because they are used to refer to things that are neutral and that don’t have a specific gender, such as abstract ideas and situations
Eso vs aquello - Spanish Unraveled In short – when referring to an unknown noun, ‘eso’ is *generally* used when the thing you’re referring to is FAR from the speaker and CLOSE to the listener, whereas ‘aquello’ is only used when something is FAR from both the speaker and the listener
Whats the difference between aquel aquella and eso esa? If I'm talking about a thing closer to me than the other person then I use "este esta" If the thing is closer to the other person from my perspective then I use "ese esa"