The words "I, you, he, she, it, we, you, they" are subject pronouns.

They refer to a person or thing

in speech or in writing.

A subject pronoun indicates:

number: singular or plural,
gender: male or female,
person: first, second or third person.

Examples
I (first person singular)
you (second person singular)
She (third person singular female)
He (third person singular male)
It (third person singular inanimate )
We (first person plural)
You (second person plural)
They (third person plural)

A subject pronoun, also called subjective or subject personal pronoun, is used as substitute for
proper and common nouns.

Examples

John is a doctor - He is a doctor

The laptop is on the desk - It is on the desk