Speaker 1: It's time for your Royal highness. The pranoun will stead.
Speaker 1: If you're not totally sure how to use this word,
Speaker 1: let's clear it up in this episode Ready for a
Speaker 1: quickie share who stead spelled? Who said they? Who's death
Speaker 1: is a second person singular proanun and simple words. It
Speaker 1: means you, but the story doesn't end there. Who stayed
Speaker 1: is the form you use when speaking formally. When people
Speaker 1: use to stay with me, I feel like mister Monopoly
Speaker 1: blacktop hat, tuxedo cane. Because of state is what people
Speaker 1: say when they want to treat you with respect. It's
Speaker 1: a classy, elegant proanun you use with someone in a
Speaker 1: higher position than you. A higher position depends on the situation.
Speaker 1: If I'm talking to an older person, I use to
Speaker 1: stath to show respect. They've been on this planet longer
Speaker 1: than me, so respect is the minimum. With a boss,
Speaker 1: I would start with or stayed two. Sometimes over time
Speaker 1: they may switch to two because of state makes them
Speaker 1: feel old. But if you're not sure how to address someone,
Speaker 1: who stayed is the safe choice, let's see how to
Speaker 1: use it. Using a state changes the verb conjugation listed
Speaker 1: The verb is s that to be the one we
Speaker 1: use for how are you with the state? The question
Speaker 1: is como is star? If it were informal, it would
Speaker 1: be gost tas with an S at the end gomost tas.
Speaker 1: That's the two form we saw in the previous lesson.
Speaker 1: But when you remove the S and say gomost start,
Speaker 1: you're using a state with that conjugation. Spanish speakers immediately
Speaker 1: notice the conjugation when you say come star. They know
Speaker 1: you're being respectful. So let's recap who stayed? Is the
Speaker 1: formal you singular use it to show respect to older people,
Speaker 1: your boss, or in business situations, using a state affects
Speaker 1: the verb conjugation as in gomostat. And finally, when in doubt,
Speaker 1: go with your state. And that's it for today. Glass Yes,
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