Anathema
yo: hablo = I speak (singular)
tú: hablas = you speak (singular)
él, ella, usted: habla = he, she, you(more formal 'you') speak (singular)
nosotros(-as): hablamos = we speak (plural)
vosotros(-as): habláis = you speak (plural)
ellos, ellas: hablan = they speak (plural)
ustedes: hablan = You speak (plural)
Is this correct? In this book it says that hablan means both THEY speak and YOU speak. Which is confusing me a bit. "Hablan" can be used for "ellos" and "ustedes".
"Usted" = Formal "you"
"Ustedes" = Formal "you" in the plural form
"Tú" = Informal "you"
"Vosotros" = Informal "you", plural
Habláis castellano? should mean, Do you(plural) speak Castilian?
Hablan castellano? should mean, Do they speak Castilian?
Is this correct? As Malta said, yes, it is correct :) You know that Castilian and Spanish are the same, don't you?
Hope it helps!