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You, You, and You All

Added Sep 11, 2018 •

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Which subject pronoun will you use?

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today we're going to be talking about subject pronouns and the pronouns that mean you in Spanish we've got three words that mean you know that we're going to be using an hour Spanish class. The first one is the word to TU with an accent mark it must have that accent mark or it means something else we use this form of you in familiarity that means it's with people your own age or younger there's also people you refer to by their first name it could be someone in your family it could be a good friend or it can be someone younger than you remember that it is singular and is only used for one person or next Friday on is the print out those that this is different than to because it is considered formal it is what we use with a person who is in a position of respect it's someone that you're meeting for the first time or someone you would call mr. or mrs. or someone that hold the title as in doctor it is singular which means it's used for one person and it is abbreviated as UT. Remember that is pronounced we said the next two are are plural forms which one to use plural of you would be you all or y'all which we would say in the south if you're in Spain used both of these we would use vosotros to address an informal group and we would use ustedes to address a more formal or polite group if you are anywhere in the rest of the world you would use with that  no matter who is formal or informal familiar or not

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