Héctor: Yes, “yo soy”. That is accurate! Something you may have already noticed is that in Spanish it is not mandatory to always add the pronoun. Let me break this down. The equivalent of “yo soy” in English is “I am” where “I” is the pronoun and “am” is verb that is in this case “to be” conjugated. Given that in English verbs are not normally conjugated, here actually verb to be is an exception, not a rule, you always have to include the pronoun in a sentence. In Spanish, it isn’t so. The conjugation will tell what person you’re referring to. So, if I were to introduce myself, I can say either “yo soy Héctor” or “soy Héctor”.