How do you say "You" in your language?

How do you say "You" in your language?

>Você

Tu

(You)

(あなた)

"Ruby is better"

Thou...?

Ty

Hardly have I though the US have already become our culture colony

Wanker

>sulista
This

If they did, he wouldn't answer a single pronoun but a huge list of 5434 pronouns based on age, social status, gender, biological sex, weather and memes in vogue.

Ruby is cutest girl of the season

Why is she so much uglier than Pana?

I've seen plenty Northeasterners using "tu".
Ironically enough, it is NEVER used here in Curitiba.

>liking annoying crybaby jailbait
Disgusting.

the most adorable small animal

Tu / vos

Cause you're blind.

I have a friend from Santa Catarina and he uses ''tu'' a lot
Maru > Ruby > You

>rubyfags shitting the whole thread
truly the worst

She's the worst character of the show.

I-It's complicated

>Ruby
>better than anything
Wrong.

I can't choose between Maru and Ruby, they're both #1.

Você
Vocês
Tu

Du

shitty OC

>"learn my pronouns shitlord"

does that ring a bell? they already do.

Tu
Shoma (formal)

Isn't Sie more common?

>I have a friend from Santa Catarina and he uses ''tu'' a lot
Yeah, but tuteo isn't consistent across the South. It's something like:
RS - tu anda
SC - [tu] andas
PR - no tu

(The actual distribution is far more complicated than that though.)

This reminds me some feminazi and faggot bullsh...
>Japan doing it
Oh Japan! How advanced and multicultural you are! The Japanese people and furpersonas are an example for the world!

I didn't like wooby at first, but she is getting better every day
she is one of the cutest

Du is used to friends or family members
Sie is used formally

so this is the new FOTM animu?

What's this one about?

Suddenly Yoshiko

I'm aware.

Watch Love Live S1, S2 and the movie.
And also a few PVs if you have the time.
Aqours is the next Cinderella Girls.

YOU DON'T KNOW ABOUT LOVE LIVE?

>Toi
>Vous

I can't wait until it's saturday

okay but what does this have to do with LL? Are the old idols old and busted?

Tú
Usted(es) [formal]
Vos(otros)
Vó'h [chilean spanish]

니가 = nigga

No one cares about those hags anymore

Cê

Du has(s)t

Yes. Everyone already abandoned muse after the first episode.

Nope its used even less in the last 30 years and people get triggered if you use it.
I find it always strange to use 'Du' to total strangers but people like it for whatever reason. (Even higherups and Teachers)

"Sie" hat auch die Bedeutung von "they" deshalb ist es mir einem Auslaender kompliziert.

Actually, it's more complicated than just tu/você.

>tu
Always informal. Old Indoeuropean root, it's at least 8k years old.

>o senhor / a senhora
Literally "the mister"/"the mistress" [no bad implications]. Always formal, used mainly with older people.

>a senhorita
Literally "the miss". Unmarried women's equivalent of "a senhora", it fell into disuse already.

>você
From an older expression, "vossa mercê" (your[pl.] mercy). Formality depends on the other pronouns present in the dialect. The pairing usually goes like:
* informal "tu", formal "você"
* informal "você", formal "você"
* informal "você", formal "o senhor".

>cê
Contraction of "você". Far more informal.

Now explain vós

who cares, nerd lol

kys

It used to be rude using 'du' when addressing strangers, teachers, bosses and so on here as well, but that system was abandoned in the late 60s and early 70s. It feels completely natural referring to everyone (except the king) by their first name or 'du' to me, but used to be very rude. Maybe German is heading in the same direction?

>vós
Second person plural pronoun; up to 1600 or so, it could be used to address politely a single person, kinda like Old English (this is the reason expressions as "vossa mercê" came to exist). However, it fell into disuse for most dialects, being replaced with "vocês").

Almost nobody remembers how to conjugate it properly.

>Panafags are fat burgers
I knew it. I fucking knew it.

Eu lembro sim senhor porque estudei em colégio católico e me fizeram decorar essay porra.

>me fizeram decorar essay porra
Ah, lembro de ter visto no Fundamental, mas foi muito por cima...

E o "nós" vai pelo mesmo caminho.
>Psora, poqueque agente tem que aprendê sas coisa de "andamos" se ninguém mais usa?
t. piá do século XXII.

Ikaw
Kayo
Sayo
Inyo

Vos

vos
nde

What animu pls

Sinä

(Sie, sää, sä, työ in different dialects)

Nice try CIA but im not giving you inside secrets to my countries language if any one were to find out my language my house would be v& in a matter of seconds. You almost got me guy

>watching idolshit ever

>a senhorita

you have to be a raging homosexual to use this

copiones

>você
VAI TE FUDER SEU FILHO DA PUTA PRETO DO CARALHO,DIZ-SE TÚ, SEU FILHO DA PUTA PUTA TÚ

...

>tú

tu, seu cigano de merda

>being this mad about Você

anata
kimi
omae
kisama
nanji
sonata
sochi
otaku
ware
odore
onushi
anta
jibun
teme'e

Você está bravo?
KEK

Otaku

This is a distant saying of "you".
Nerds who were weak in social relationship called so each other so nerds came to be called otaku.

sometimes y'all

Weon

>Weon

Pero weon!

KISAMA

Tú
(pl.) Sibh

Tu

Not him, but how do you use this?
explícame la wea weon.

ai mää vai

你(pronounced ney/nei)

您

Ti
Vi

all spics are though

Sen

inta (for male)
inti (female)

Jij/je (informal)
U (formal)

Formal: Te
Informal written: Sinä
Informal speech: Sä

Tu/Vous

this

>Informal speech: Sä
>not saying "Sie"

vitun hesalaiset

Ti, vi, vidva, vidve, vi, ve

>Che
>la concha de tu madre

Tы (informal)
Bы (formal, also plural form of ты)

>työ

Doesn't that mean "work"?

(Vous) polite form
(Toi) informal form

Tu

Du
Deg
Dere
Dæ