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When do you use the 2nd person singular or the 3rd person singular when addressing a person?

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updated Oct 28, 2012
posted by andy-drzewiecki
Hi and welcome to the forum. - francobollo, Oct 28, 2012

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Check out this link from our Grammar section. You may want to take the quiz also.

updated Oct 28, 2012
posted by francobollo
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when addressing someone unfamiliar, of rank or someone who nis older than you you should use the third person singular, i.e. the usted form.

updated Oct 28, 2012
posted by andy-drzewiecki
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When do you use the secopnd person singular form and the third person singular firm when addressing a person?

updated Oct 28, 2012
posted by andy-drzewiecki