¿Tú o Usted? We were all taught to speak to older people, our teachers, people in authority, etc. in a more formal, respectful manner. With our family and friends, we usually have a more informal, casual way of speakin

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Date: 2009-01-18 19:28:11 Personal pronouns Languages of El Salvador Spanish language Spanish grammar Languages of Costa Rica T–V distinction Spanish pronouns Slavic honorifics Du Linguistics Languages of North America Americas		¿Tú o Usted? We were all taught to speak to older people, our teachers, people in authority, etc. in a more formal, respectful manner. With our family and friends, we usually have a more informal, casual way of speakin Add to Reading List Source URL: mendycolbert.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 51,77 KB Share Document on Facebook

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