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*Oui, ça va et toi Franck? (Well, and you Franck?) | *Oui, ça va et toi Franck? (Well, and you Franck?) | ||
*Tu connais cette fille? (Do you know that girl?) | *Tu connais cette fille? (Do you know that girl?) | ||
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==Vous== | ==Vous== | ||
*Bonjour Monsieur, vous allez bien ? (Good morning sir, how are you?) | *Bonjour Monsieur, vous allez bien ? (Good morning sir, how are you?) | ||
*Très bien Madame, merci ! (Very well, madam, thank you!) | *Très bien Madame, merci ! (Very well, madam, thank you!) | ||
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==VIDEOS== | ==VIDEOS== | ||
Revision as of 16:04, 28 October 2016
Let's talk about the use of "tu" and "vous" in French.
The words "tu" and "vous" both mean you. Which word for you is used depends on the person being addressed.
"tu" is used with family, friends or among young people. In other cases it can be considered rude.
"vous" is used with the persons you do not know or to whom you have respect like your teacher, your boss or a person oder than you.
So beware, if you do not know the person, it is best to always use "vous" in French.
Tu
- Tu vas bien Étienne ? (How do you do, Etienne?)
- Oui, ça va et toi Franck? (Well, and you Franck?)
- Tu connais cette fille? (Do you know that girl?)
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Vous
- Bonjour Monsieur, vous allez bien ? (Good morning sir, how are you?)
- Très bien Madame, merci ! (Very well, madam, thank you!)
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VIDEOS
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