T-V distinction

country?
Are you a T chad or a V cuck?

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T: call people by the informal pronoun
V: call people by the formal pronoun

Tu tcha tcha tchu tchu tcha

For me, its tu

ironic that the region closest to argentina uses tu

V killed T in English outside rural parts of Northern England.

>most brazilians can't even conjugate tu/the 2nd person properly
LMAO what a country of retards

we can, we just don't want to

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It's useless so who cares

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T - 2nd person singular
V - 2nd person plural

>o tuga foi pros states limpar banheiro

how can i find out if i dont speak brazilian?

...

"Tu" é formal.

>T chad
Only illiterate retards use "tu" without conjugating the verb in the 2nd person (You)

it literally isn't, this is like English speakers thinking thou is formal because it's old

sounds gay af

Based. Where are you from? My girlfriend's family is from Para and they all conjugate tu correctly. I heard some fags from Santa Catarina also conjugate tu correctly

>go to portugal
>speak with broken portuguese
yeah, im thinking based

south of bahia uses both "tu" and "cê"

T Chad

t Chad but spanish
Highlanders use "vos" as second person plural (similar to voce)

based

I mix the right and wrong conjugation of tu. I know it's incorrect, but it feels awkward IRL
kinda like those people who go out of their way to pronounce english words correctly in a portuguese sentence.

>Você
>The only relevant parts of the country
>Tu
>literal whos
Você bros, we can't stop winning

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if you conjugate verbs for number and person except for the first person singular, then you dialect is absolute shit.
eu como
tu come
ela come
a gente come
cêis come
eles come

if you don't speak like this you should end yourself

Do they really...?

delet this

I'm a du (informal) kinda person. I think it's really weird to call people (sie) it's something boomers do