What does usted mean in spanish
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updated Sep 14, 2011
posted by NuNu_Ksw
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Welcome to the forum!
In Spanish, it means "usted". In English, it's a formal way to say "you". You would use it when talking to someone older, superior or just someone you don't know.
Example: ¿Y usted? = And you?
It's conjugated with the "el/ella" form, not the "tú" form.
Habla usted = You speak
updated Sep 14, 2011
posted by Felixlynx
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It means "usted"
updated Sep 14, 2011
posted by Eddy
Welcome to the forum. - Eddy, Sep 14, 2011
You are right! :) - 00e657d4, Sep 14, 2011
