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Tú vs.Usted

Tú vs.Usted. Tú vs.Usted. For most Spanish speakers there are two ways to say “you”: tú and usted . . Tú. Use tú when speaking to friends family people your own age children pets. Usted ( Ud .). Usted is formal

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Tú vs.Usted

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  1. Túvs.Usted

  2. Túvs.Usted • For most Spanish speakers there are two ways to say “you”: tú and usted.

  3. Tú Use tú when speaking to • friends • family • people your own age • children • pets

  4. Usted (Ud.) • Usted is formal • Use it to show respect and when talking to people you don’t know well, older people , and people in positions of authority • In writing, usted is almost always abbreviated Ud. with a capital U

  5. Túvs.Usted • Here are some questions you have learned that change according to which you is being used. • The questions have the same meaning but the verb changes depending on which you is being used.

  6. Túvs.Usted

  7. Would you use tú or Ud. when talking to the following people? • your brother • your teacher • your best friend • your friend’s mother • your cat • your principal

  8. your brother tú • your teacher usted • your best friend tú • your friend’s mother usted • your cat tú • your principal usted

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