Tú= you as a pronoun Te= you as direct object pronoun or indirect object pronoun Tu= your (posessive)

The way you have spelt them, there is actually a significant difference between them. Tu means “your”, whilst “te” means “you” when it is the object of a verb. However tú (with an all important accent on the u), means “you” when it is the subject of a verb. The difference between the subject and object of a verb can be seen in these two examples: You see me - “You” are the one doing the seeing = subject of a verb. (In Spanish - tú me ves) I see you - “you” are the one who is being seen = object of the verb - (in Spanish: yo te veo) As I said earlier, without the accent, “tu” means “your” - tu libro - your book; tu casa - your house.

Tú (pronombre personal y casi siempre en función sujeto en la oración): a) Tú eres el mejor. b) Quiero que lo hagas tú. Te: (pronombre de la primera persona en función complemento directo o indirecto): a) Yo te escucho atentamente, b) El profesor te entregó el examen. Saludos Gisela