Ni eller du?
I thought nowadays only "du" is used since 1960-s. It seems i was mislead and "Ni" is now reviving. Should one clearly distinguish between ni and du?
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You can always use "du". You sometimes hear "ni" at hotels/restaurants, where they make a point of being extra formal/polite to you. But it is not required, and may even seem a bit funny.
Also, "ni" is always used for second person plural.
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