What's the difference between vos and tu?
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I speak "Mexican Spanish" where we frequently use tu when speaking in the second person informal singular.
However, I have some friends from Costa Rica who sometimes when speaking with me call me vos.
I don't remember learning vos in my Spanish classes in school. Is this slang? Or can someone answer what is vos as compared to tu?
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updated May 28, 2014
posted by petersenkid2
4 Answers
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Hi Petersen. Here's an article all about vos.
updated Jul 6, 2010
posted by --Mariana--
Fantastic article. Thanks for the link. - petersenkid2, Jul 6, 2010
That is a superb answer. Thanks Maranne. I enjoyed learning that bit. Thanks for reflecting the question Petersen. - Nise, Jul 6, 2010
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i live in argetina, from mexico. it was a big difference for me to learn to say vos instead of using tu. the word tu is not a word here, it is used by none only vos
updated May 29, 2014
posted by derp123
Welcome to the Forum! Please use correct punctuation on this site. There are English learners here too! Also, please fill out your profile info. Muchas Gracias! :) - 00ffada9, May 28, 2014
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Por ejemplo, en el español de España, no se usa VOS.
updated Jul 6, 2010
posted by Lucaluca
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Click Below for a description in regards to "el voseo" or "vos"
updated May 28, 2014
posted by jphip
