ellosasustedes

ellosasustedes is a Spanish phrase that translates to "they to you all" or "them to you all." It is the combination of the feminine plural pronoun "ellas" (they) and the indirect object pronoun "a ustedes" (to you all). The phrase is used to indicate that an action is being performed by or for a group of women, and the recipient of the action or the indirect object is a plural "you" (ustedes). The order of the pronouns is important in Spanish grammar, with the indirect object pronoun often preceding the direct object pronoun or, as in this case, being attached to a prepositional phrase.

The function of "ellosasustedes" is to specify the recipients of an action when referring to a group of women. For example, if someone were to say "Se las di a ellas ustedes," it would mean "I gave them to you all" (referring to items previously mentioned as belonging to or associated with the women). The "las" here acts as a direct object pronoun referring to the "them" (which are implied to be feminine), and "a ellas ustedes" clarifies that the recipients are "you all" and the context involves women. The pronoun "ellas" in this specific construction often emphasizes the group of women, though in many contexts, the "a ustedes" would suffice to indicate the indirect object. The grammatical structure highlights both the subject/source (ellas) and the indirect object (ustedes).