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The same happened with Portuguese in Brazil, 'Vós Mercês', which is formal, is used throughout the country as (simplified) 'você'. And the informal form, 'tu',
by mococa 3y ago
The same happened with Portuguese in Brazil, 'Vós Mercês', which is formal, is used throughout the country as (simplified) 'você'. And the informal form, 'tu', is rarely used (only in the South).
- simtel20 3y agoOh, interesting, is vosmicê a mispronouncing of vós mercês too?
- mococa 3y agoI believe so, and tuh (or thu, don’t remember) linked in the article has the same sound
- mito88 3y agovossa mercê, vosmecê, vossemecê.
- mderazon 3y agoIn European Portuguese the two forms are still equally used
- deleted 3y ago[deleted]
- samvoar 3y ago>tu', is rarely used (only in the South) even in places and situations where 'tu' is used it's mostly still conjugated as if it were second person singular. 'EU BEM QUE TE AVISEI - TU EMPINOU ELE PEI'