Chilean verbs

Question

Present tense voseo(Chile) of certain verbs-Caminái, traí(s), vivís. Past tense voseo(Chile)-caminaibai, traíai, vivíai. Conditional tense of voseo(Chile)-caminaríai, traeríai, viviríai. Present subjuctive voseo(Chile)-caminís, traigái, vivái. Past subjunctive of voseo(Chile)-caminarai, trajerai, vivierai. These verbs are used in Chile. Does anybody know if there formal or informal? Does anybody have anything to add or anymore information that is useful? Do you put ''tú'' infront of them or do you put ''vos'' infront of them?

What are Chilean verbs? - ian-hill, Jun 18, 2014

Does anybody know if "they're" formal or ......... - ian-hill, Jun 18, 2014

This is an eclectic question, but I hope that there is some feedback by native speakers. To date my knowledge of this is that it is used in Argentina and that it is a form of the 2nd person singular, and that the pronoun in "vos". - Jubilado, Jun 18, 2014

I think you saw the "vos" thread already, no? - rac1, Jun 18, 2014

This question has already been adequately covered as well you know , your question is obsolete and trivial . - ray76, Jun 18, 2014

:) - ian-hill, Jun 18, 2014

Ian its slang - Reid13, Jun 18, 2014

General voseo is what you guys are talking about. This is Chile voseo(Chile voseo is slang) - Reid13, Jun 18, 2014

Ian they are very informal - Reid13, Jun 18, 2014

If you guys learned what Benz said you would know that this is a different ''voseo'' it is used in Chile. - Reid13, Jun 18, 2014

Answer 1

Dark blue: countries that use vos as the primary spoken and written form.

Medium blue: countries where voseo is predominant, yet not as intensive.

Light blue: countries where the use of voseo is regional.

Thanks Katy...you are on your game. :) - rac1, Jun 18, 2014

yes :) - ian-hill, Jun 18, 2014

Answer 2

This thread by Benz in 2010 is a very helpful one. Voseo is used in many countries including Chile.

discussion on vos

:) - ian-hill, Jun 18, 2014

Thanks Katy! - Jubilado, Jun 18, 2014

Jajajajaja, Ian and I were just talking about posting this very link. I was in the process when up yours popped. Great minds. lol - rac1, Jun 18, 2014

Answer 3

That's really messed up. I tell you.

Don;t get into that, because it is distorting the Castlian language.

At last a bit of sense from chileno , Great win this morning mate , well done . - ray76, Jun 19, 2014

Thank you. - chileno, Jun 19, 2014

I want to learn Castilian but i cant find any information about it - Reid13, Jun 19, 2014

I got them verbs off of wikipedia - Reid13, Jun 19, 2014

Answer 4

This is a pretty good link with other embedded links about vos and voseo from Wikipedia:

Voseo

Answer 5

There is a ''general voseo'' and there is a ''Chile voseo''