Tú, vos, usted, ustedes, vosotros: all these Spanish words mean “YOU”.
What is the difference between them? Which ones are more formal? Is there any difference between Latin American Spanish and Spanish from Spain? Do people get offended if we use the wrong pronoun?

A simple sentence like “You live” could be translated as “Tú vives”, “Vos vivís”, “Usted vive”, “Ustedes viven” or “Vosotros vivís”.

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00:00 You in Spanish
00:58 3 things to consider
01:08 Singular and Plural YOU
01:16 American and European Spanish
01:33 Tú and Vos
02:10 Formal and Informal YOU
03:47 Neutral Register?
04:07 Conjugation for Usted, Tú and Vos
04:48 Summary: You in Spain
05:13 Summary: You in Latin America
05:35 Do people get offended if I use the wrong one?

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