vosotros v.s ustedes
I watched a video introducing conjugation in spanish. Which i really confused with is there is no vosotros in the video (and of course no corresponding conjugate ).It seems like they all use ustedes instead of vosotros. I just wonder if it is true grammatically. And if it is true, is it an idiomatic usage in the whole spanish-speaking area or just be used in some place.
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Очень хорошо Proli!:))
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Hello, I'm Mexican, and I can tell you in latin Spanish we say "ustedes" as proli said. We never use "vosotros" and it is true grammatically to say "ustedes".
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That really helps me to understand, thx a lot proll XD
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I'm argentinian, and in Argentina, we say 'ustedes'. We know the existence of 'vosotros', of course, but we never use it in everyday's life.
'Vosotros' is used in Spain. They don't say 'ustedes'.
So, in general, 'ustedes' is used in Latin American countries. Also, in Argentina we say 'vos' instead of 'tú' =)
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