Difference between "you" personal and "you" impersonal?
How do you find the difference between the personal pronoun "you" when you are talking to someone with respect and when you are talking to your friend?
In spanish it's easy because we use "usted" to talk to old people with respect and we use "tú" to be informal.
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Wouldn't it be "I wed thee"? "Thee" is like "you"?
I don't get it :S
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I cannot understand the meaning of this essay, about respect?
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'We thank Thee for Thy goodness'.
This word (thou) is also used in Latin and Persian.
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'thee' is object form of 'thou'.(old use)
'With this ring, I thee wed.'
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I think there is an old word;'thou'.
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