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The problem with the German version is that "Sie" also means "she" and "they". Usted at least does not mean "she." So, are you talking about your sister… or ar
by ahoyhere 16y ago
The problem with the German version is that "Sie" also means "she" and "they". Usted at least does not mean "she."
So, are you talking about your sister… or are you talking to your superior? (My 2nd most hated thing about German.)
- skalpelis 16y agoItalian also has "Lei" which means both she and you (in the formal sense).