How do you say "YOU" in spanish?

Question

First one wins 10 points

Answer 1

Depends. If you are talking formally to a teacher or something you would use "usted". But if your just talking to a friend you would use "tu", with an accent on the "u".

Answer 2

TU- informal Usted- Formal

Answer 3

Singular: tú (informal), usted (formal), ti

Plural: vosotros (used only in Spain), ustedes

Answer 4

Tú

Warnings: Do not forget to put the accent on the "u"

Answer 5

how many people are going to answer this? someone already said tu. you dont need to repeat the same answer like 20 times.

Answer 6

It's usually "tú" (when that pronoun is the subject), but when it's not it's "ti", like in "este dinero es para ti" (this money is for you).

Answer 7

tu (common), tú (I think? formal), usted (respected (older))

Answer 8

Tu ♥

Answer 9

I think "tu"

Answer 10

Tu (Informal)

Usted (Formal)

Answer 11

tu!

Answer 12

tu

Answer 13

tu (informal)

ud. (formal)  

Answer 14

tu?

Answer 15

either usted or  "you" in spanish

Answer 16

You can be said in two different ways:

The formal way (Usted) which you would use around people you're not very familiar with, people you want to show respect to, or just older people in general.

And the infromal way (Tu) which you'd use with family, friends, children, students, teenagers, animals, etc.