Tú vs. Usted
You get the chance to meet a famous spanish teacher from spain. His interest and goals are sooo close to what you want in your life, but you don't know what to ask him, and how. You don;t want to disrespect him either, so you need a guide to show you what questions to ask....
Tú and Usted BOTH mean you, but, when you say tú, you use it towards a peer, or someoneyounger. When you say usted, you use it to someone older, or someone that you want to showrespect to.
Preguntas (Tú) (questions informal)
¿Como te llamas? (como-tay-jah-mas) What's your name? (informal)
¿Como estas? (como-es-tas) How are you? (informal)
¿Qué tal? (kay-tal) What's up?
¿De donde eres tú? (day-don-day-ear-es-too) Where are you from? (informal)
¿Cuál es tu número de teléfono? (coal-es-too-numero-day-telephone-o) Whats your number? (informal)
Tú and Usted BOTH mean you, but, when you say tú, you use it towards a peer, or someoneyounger. When you say usted, you use it to someone older, or someone that you want to showrespect to.
Preguntas (Tú) (questions informal)
¿Como te llamas? (como-tay-jah-mas) What's your name? (informal)
¿Como estas? (como-es-tas) How are you? (informal)
¿Qué tal? (kay-tal) What's up?
¿De donde eres tú? (day-don-day-ear-es-too) Where are you from? (informal)
¿Cuál es tu número de teléfono? (coal-es-too-numero-day-telephone-o) Whats your number? (informal)
¿Cuántos años tienes tú? (quan-toes-an-nose-tee-an-es-too) When’s your birthday? (informal)
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