when do you use Voseo?
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I was on http://spanish411.net/index.asp website and looking at spanish pronouns and they had the word voseo. I never seen it before so I wanted to make sure it was a real word and where do you use it. here is the link to the page where it is use http://spanish411.net/Spanish-Subject-Pronouns.asp#it I do hope someone can answer this question.
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updated Jan 31, 2015
posted by Rozalyn01581
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Type 'voseo' into the Q&A searchbox and you will find many interesting discussions on this including this great one by Benz.
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updated Jan 31, 2015
posted by katydew
muchas gracias amiga - Rozalyn01581, Jan 31, 2015
De nada, Roz. Me alegro de que podría ayudarte. - katydew, Jan 31, 2015
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Quick tip: It is a language term and it is more common in Argentina and in old Spanish (formal form). It is to use the word "vos" instead "you" as subject:
Tú fuiste al cine
Vos fuiste al cine
Both sentences mean "you went to the cinema"
More info: Here
updated Jan 31, 2015
edited by txustaboy
posted by txustaboy
gracias - Rozalyn01581, Jan 30, 2015
creo que va of después de instead :D - Pablo064, Jan 30, 2015
