¡Hola! Estoy aprendiendo español.
Can someone give me some tips?
What is the difference between tú y usted?
How about vosotros y ustedes?
Muchos graçias.
¡Hola! Estoy aprendiendo español
Gabriel Richardson
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Parker Myers
>tu
Casual way to say "you".
>usted
Same but formal.
>vosotros
subhuman way to say ustedes.
Landon Jenkins
Tu = coloquial way of saying "you"
Usted = formal way of saying "you"
Vosotros = coloquial way of saying "you" when referring to multiple people
Ustedes = formal way of saying "you" when referring to multiple people
(Usted)
Xavier Brooks
tu, usted and vos mean the same (you). Now, let's break it down as they're not created equal
>tu
informal faggy way to refer to someone
> usted
Informal (at least here) and formal way to refer to someone
> Vos
Patrician and superior way to refer to someone informally
Brody Scott
How do I conjugate postear?
Yo posteo?
Tu posteas?
Nosotros posteamos?
Vosotros posteáis?
With the extra vowel its kinda confusing. Is it an irregular verb?
Logan Mitchell
It's made up, not irregular
Carter Flores
Made up?
Leo Clark
Correct. You're missing "Ellos postean"
Oliver Adams
tips: start using it, online, in videogames, set your programs to spanish if you can... windows too...
watch shows in spanish maybe, but most mportantly try to speak it yourself in chat rooms or in voice transmission programs
Brayden Lewis
You don't pick a random dictionary just because you liked the color. Use the RAE for castellano:
>rae.es
postear
1. tr. El Salv. y Méx. Meter los postes de un cercado.
2. intr. desus. correr la posta.
It will give you the conjugation as well
Andrew Brown
Meh, aunque la RAE no lo tenga expuesto la idea de "postear" como traducción directa de "to post" funciona, ya que el acto de "postear" hace referencia al acto de poner postes, significado el cual si está recogido, como has puesto.
Dominic Gutierrez
"Ustedes" and "ellos" conjugations are always the same btw, and only sp*niards use "vosotros"
Christopher Ortiz
t. Non-Spanish speaker
Angel Price
Estirandole el sentido como lo acabas de hacer hasta un "bump" cabe en el concepto de posteo.
captcha avenue posta lmao
Carter Stewart
Tú, usted, vos, ustedes and vosotros all mean (You)
>tú
Informal, one single person
>usted
Formal for a single person, you use it when talking to your boss and older people mostly
>vos
Same as tú, but used by argies and bottom class jungle dwellers
>ustedes
We use it when taking to more than 1 person, formal and informal
>vosotros
Only used by Spaniards, people would mock you if you use it here
Kayden Mitchell
No el estiro el sentido, es el mismo camino que el término inglés.
Kayden Price
ESCUCHAME UN CACHO CANADIENSE LOGI, VENI ACA TOGA VO SOS UN PAPAFRITA SALAMIN, TE VOY A METER UN PUNTAZO K PA NI TU BIEJA TE VA A RECONOSER TEGOBI DE LECHE, TE BOY A LLENAR LA BUZARDA DE PLOMO, CUIDATE AMIGACHO PORQ NO LLEGAS A FIN DE MES ;)
GORDO IJOD E PUTA, TREMENDA ZAPAN DE CHOPERO TENE CAPO
>tfw no qt3.14 canadian gf
Hudson Roberts
Escribí bien la concha de tu madre.
Leo Diaz
no te metas con los argentinos que hablan asi
hay que ser tolerante y progresivo
Levi Adams
I'm still going to learn vosotros in case I ever end up in Spain. But I want me some Colombian or Venezuelan bitches so I doubt it
Ian Cox
calláte vos, gallego de mierda.
Cameron Morris
>cashate vos
hacéme cashar sholanda JAJAJAJAJAJA
Dylan Lopez
puesh claro tío, caia la boca de una veth, venga ia.
Andrew Anderson
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Josiah Smith
Meo peniso iso very biggo