what is the difference between thee and you?
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"Thee" is the objective case of "thou." Such words have not been used in conversation for very many years.
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I think its more old english for "them,they" . Can be refering to one or more.
Thou is more similar in meaning to you
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Is an old English for "you". For eg "I shall bring thee gifts".
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