Y tu V.S Y a ti Whats the difference?
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Whats the difference between y tu and y ati? Don't they mean the same thing?
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updated Oct 11, 2013
edited by ZombieTrainer
posted by ZombieTrainer
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y tú = and you
y a ti = and to you
updated Oct 10, 2013
posted by chileno
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tú is a subject pronoun. So you use it for elipsis of verbs. (I feel good, and you...(feel?)
tí is a an object pronoun. So you use it for the things verbs modify (It seems nice to me, and to you...(how does it seem?))
Siento bien, y tú?
A mi parace bien, y a tí?
Bien might not be the right modifier here, but I'm sleepy.
updated Oct 11, 2013
posted by ATuring
*Me* siento bien A *mí me* par*e*ce bien... - chileno, Oct 11, 2013
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Since y is and it would make sense that ¿y a ti? is And you?
updated Oct 9, 2013
posted by Mainer
