I'm currently formally learning Mexican Spanish in Mexico. In day to day life here it's very uncommon to hear the pronoun. The only exceptions I can think of ar

I'm currently formally learning Mexican Spanish in Mexico. In day to day life here it's very uncommon to hear the pronoun. The only exceptions I can think of are 'Usted/Ustedes' or 'Nos'. Using or not using the pronoun has the same emphasis as saying to someone: 'You're drunk.' versus pointedly saying 'You, are drunk'. ---- Soy Latte, por favor! (In Spanish this translates literally as 'I'm a latte. please.')