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Example Tenerife Sur, isn't pronounced Tenerife Sir, its pronounced Tenerife Soor! Which also means that W is DobleEughhhvey! |
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| ... pronoun Yes to nosotros ... "we". Much less often hear "vosotros" ... you (pl), they tend to use "ustedes" for familiar and formal "you" (pl).
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EDIT: Latin Americans, though they learn vosotros in school, will use ustedes instead, as will probably Canarians, but mainland Spain will use vosotros for the informal plural "you" Last edited by doreen; 30-06-08 at 16:14. |
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