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Vos is another word for "you", but it's not used commonly, if at all, in most of Latin America (inc. Mexico) However it is still used in Spain (edit: as far as I know) More about vos: https://www.spanishdict.com/answers/134022/-what-is-vos (2nd edit: Turns out Spain does not use "vos", they do use "vosotros" though)Vos is another word for "you", but it's not used commonly, if at all, in most of Latin America (inc. Mexico)However it is still used in Spain (edit: as far as I know)More about vos: https://www.spanishdict.com/answers/134022/-wha...(2nd edit: Turns out Spain does not use "vos", they do use "vosotros" though)
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@DJ_Saidez I heard that it’s widely used in Paraguay, Guatemala, Chile, Peru, Bolivia, Panama, Argentina, and Uruguay though? @DJ_Saidez I heard that it’s widely used in Paraguay, Guatemala, Chile, Peru, Bolivia, Panama, Argentina, and Uruguay though? See a translation 1 like- English (US) Near fluent
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@blue936 Correction: It's not really used in Mexico. I can't speak for the rest of Latin America though. I heard that it's only really used in Spain, but that link said it's also used in Rio de la Plata (Argentina)@blue936 Correction: It's not really used in Mexico. I can't speak for the rest of Latin America though. I heard that it's only really used in Spain, but that link said it's also used in Rio de la Plata (Argentina)
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@DJ_Saidez Alrighty, thank you! @DJ_Saidez Alrighty, thank you! See a translation 1 like- Spanish (Mexico)
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@blue936 "Vos" is used more in Argentina and means "you", but in Mexico we use "tú". But if you accidentally misspelled it and you meant "voz" it means "voice"@blue936 "Vos" is used more in Argentina and means "you", but in Mexico we use "tú". But if you accidentally misspelled it and you meant "voz" it means "voice"
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I meant “vos” 😂 thank you!! I meant “vos” 😂 thank you!! See a translation 0 likes- Spanish (Mexico)
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I'll conjugate the verb "ser" in present simple with ALL the pronouns in Spanish yo soy —> I am tú eres —> you (informal) are vos sos —> you (informal) are (only used in Argentina, some regions of Central America and South America and in the Mexican state of Chiapas) usted/ello (neutral pronoun that no many students know)/él/ella es —> you (formal)/it/he/she is nosotros/nosotras somos —> we are vosotros/vosotras sois (only used in Spain and Ecuatorial Guinea —> You all [informal (in Spain)] are ustedes (used in all Spanish-speaking countries) son —> you (formal in Spain and in Latin America it's used for both formal and informal) all are The use of the pronoun "vos" is known as "voseo". Here's a map (use of "tú" un green and use of "vos" in blue)I'll conjugate the verb "ser" in present simple with ALL the pronouns in Spanishyo soy —> I amtú eres —> you (informal) arevos sos —> you (informal) are (only used in Argentina, some regions of Central America and South America and in the Mexican state of Chiapas)usted/ello (neutral pronoun that no many students know)/él/ella es —> you (formal)/it/he/she isnosotros/nosotras somos —> we arevosotros/vosotras sois (only used in Spain and Ecuatorial Guinea —> You all [informal (in Spain)] areustedes (used in all Spanish-speaking countries) son —> you (formal in Spain and in Latin America it's used for both formal and informal) all areThe use of the pronoun "vos" is known as "voseo". Here's a map (use of "tú" un green and use of "vos" in blue)
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@jmhkjmhk ¡muchas gracias! @jmhkjmhk Thank you very much!@jmhkjmhk ¡muchas gracias!
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@jmhkjmhk Pensé que España usaba "vos"?@jmhkjmhk I thought Spain used 'vos'?
@jmhkjmhk Pensé que España usaba "vos"?
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@DJ_Saidez no, ellos no usan "vos" para nada, pero sí usan "vosotros"@DJ_Saidez no, they don't use 'vos' at all, but they do use 'vosotros'.
@DJ_Saidez no, ellos no usan "vos" para nada, pero sí usan "vosotros"
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@jmhkjmhk Ya veo My brain's broken jaja@jmhkjmhk Ya veoMy brain's broken jaja
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It means "you". But this is more used in Argentina. Example: Vos no me amas (Argentina) Tu no me amas (México) You don't love me (English)It means "you". But this is more used in Argentina.Example:Vos no me amas (Argentina) Tu no me amas (México) You don't love me (English)
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@blue936 significa “tú”. Es un pronombre personal (you). Atención: se debe escribir con acento. Por otro lado “tu” (sin acento), es el pronombre posesivo de la segunda persona del singular, ejemplo: tu lengua materna es el Inglés.@blue936 means 'you'. It is a personal pronoun (you). Note: it must be written with an accent. On the other hand, 'tu' (without an accent) is the possessive pronoun of the second person singular, example: your native language is English.
@blue936 significa “tú”. Es un pronombre personal (you). Atención: se debe escribir con acento. Por otro lado “tu” (sin acento), es el pronombre posesivo de la segunda persona del singular, ejemplo: tu lengua materna es el Inglés.
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Arcaísmo de "tú".An archaism of 'tú'.
Arcaísmo de "tú".
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@blue936 It is used a lot in Latin and Central America. It is the equivalent of the form tú. In Ecuador for instance both forms are used: tú and vos. And vos in Ecuador sound more familiar than tú. People use vos, when they talk to the family or very closed friends. If a friend of me introduce me a frien of her, i wiill treat her friend with tú.@blue936 It is used a lot in Latin and Central America. It is the equivalent of the form tú.In Ecuador for instance both forms are used: tú and vos. And vos in Ecuador sound more familiar than tú. People use vos, when they talk to the family or very closed friends. If a friend of me introduce me a frien of her, i wiill treat her friend with tú.
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It's another word for "You" it's used in some countries like Spain and Argentina.It's another word for "You" it's used in some countries like Spain and Argentina.
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Es tu pero para otro tipo de españolIt's your (pronoun) but for another type of Spanish.
Es tu pero para otro tipo de español
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