How do you say you in Spanish?
To say “you” in Spanish, there are a few options. The one to use depends on if the subject is singular or plural and if you’re speaking formally or not.
| Pronoun | Singular or plural | Informal or formal | Regional usage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tú | Singular | Informal | All |
| Vos | Singular | Informal | Parts of Latin America |
| Usted | Singular | Formal | All |
| Vosotros | Plural | Informal | Spain |
| Ustedes | Plural | Both | Spain (formal)
Latin America (informal) |
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The subject pronouns in Spanish vary based on number, person, gender, and intended formality. Pronouns replace nouns, and subject pronouns replace nouns that act as subjects, performing the action of the sentence. These differ from direct object pronouns, which replace the direct object (and receive the action in the sentence). Just like in English, subject […]
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