How to say "don't talk to me using "tu""?

Question

I can only try: "No me hables usando tu".

Is that corrrect? I'm not sure at all....

TIA

Answer 1

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Yes, I already know that verb but I don't want to use it because I want to use the pattern "No me hables usando tu" so that i will be able to replace the word "tu" with "vos" or "Usted" (in order to match more situations).

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Well, anyway... I think you can also say "no me llames/trates de tú...trátame de usted - trátame de vos"

no me llame/trate de usted, tráteme de tú/tutéame

Answer 2

No me tutee, por favor. Tutear means to address somebody as "tú."

Wow, there is a verb for that! :O - Uciki, Dec 4, 2012

I didn't know that, either! - cola_jet_set, Dec 4, 2012

So is there a verb yotear for those who only talk about themselves? jajajaj - gringojrf, Dec 4, 2012

:) - ian-hill, Dec 4, 2012

lol - francobollo, Dec 4, 2012

yotear??? - Rey_Mysterio, Dec 5, 2012

Answer 3

The verb you would use is "tutear"

Así es, amigo. - francobollo, Dec 5, 2012

yep - Rey_Mysterio, Dec 5, 2012

Answer 4

There is the verb "tutearnos" that means to speak in "tú" with each other.

You could say something along the lines of "No nos tuteemos".

Although whatever you use, you probably wouldn't address them familiarly so "no me hable usando el tú" would probably be more appropriate.

Answer 5

Gracias. Eso fue lo que quise : Llmar de vos, llamer de tu...

Vous parlez français, par hazard? - Jubilado, Dec 5, 2012

No, it's just a football player who I admire very much - thierry_henry, Dec 5, 2012

Answer 6

Yes, I already know that verb but I don't want to use it because I want to use the pattern "No me hables usando tu" so that i will be able to replace the word "tu" with "vos" or "Usted" (in order to match more situations).

Just Usted or Ustedes, right? If you use "vosotros", it would seem hypocritical...lol - cola_jet_set, Dec 4, 2012