'you' in Different European Languages England Germany Russia Italy Usa Poland #map #mapping #europe

[quentin]

In French there is "Tu" for singular and "Vous" for plural. Toi is like tu but you can't use it before verbs.

[ZeusJudien-kiwt]

in italy "you" can mean two things:
1.tu (singular)
2.voi(plural)

[SrTicMC]

In Valencia is mostly spoken the Spanish rather than the Valencian dialect of catalan. Furthermore, “vosté” is a bad translation of “you” as “vosté” (usted in Spanish) is a formal way to say “tu” (without the accent in Valencian)

[lolinhagamer]

In Portugal they use "tu" mostly

In Brazil they use "você" mostly

But you can say the 2 options in both countries

[slimyone]

in Italian, voi is plural but tu is singular

[ZETBURUX]

Você is actually singular and plural for Brazilian Portuguese. In Portugal você is only plural and "tu" uses only like singular

[Leonchimichanga]

In Bulgarian when speaking to someone from your family or friend it’s “ti” but when speaking to someone important or a stranger it’s respectful to say “vie”

[razvanandreiantonescurogoz]

In Romanian and Italian it is "tu" for singular and "voi" for plural

[Carcrashesbeam.ng]

In Portugal we say "Tu"
"Você" is Brazilian Portuguese

[ukrlan_]

in Ukrainian it's "Ty", "Vy" is either formal way of saying "You", or plural

[doge_tuga]

well... in portugal we say "tu", but in formal dialogue we say "você"

[tondgvr]

In Bulgaria both ty and vie works
Vie van be for multiple people or a person you respect
Ty is casual talk

[Aky_Baky_SK]

In Slovakia and czech is "Ty"

[mustafasoysal]

Actually "you" is "thou" in English and "you" is plural version. But English people used "you" for be more kind, in sanctuarys "thou" is lost

[Qsen]

In finnish its the hungarian word for plural and also formal "te, teidät, teille" etc

[suelaflita]

In Albanian the word "you" is in plurel "Ju" and in singular is "ti" am from Albania btw🇦🇱

[Pedro_]

Portugal and african portuguese speakers : Tu
Brazil: Tu, Voce

[franciscoperez]

In catalán voste is VERY polite, like saying thy in english, It is usually tu

[sumportuguesedude]

No one says "Você" in Portugal bro

[jirikrumpl]

Germany be like: Du du du du Max Verstappen