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Well, to set this straight, "yo" means "I" in English.
Also, "el" and "yo" are subject pronouns.
A subject pronoun is a word that could be use to replace a noun.
For example, instead of, "Sarah is pretty," you could say, "She is pretty". "She" would be the pronoun.
Here are some Spanish subject pronouns:
He = el
She = ella
they (masculine)= ellos
they (feminine)= ellas
you (informal)= tú
you (formal)= usted
we = nosotros
I = yo
you guys (or y'all) = ustedes
An example of this would be (as said above), instead of, "Sarah es linda," (which means "Sarah is pretty"), you could say "ella es linda" (meaning, "she is pretty").
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