scrunch answered your question:quick French language question: i’ve always...
correctamundo! only use the second with friends/family or if someone says its fine for you to use ‘tu’ with them
eisenhardt-max answered your question:quick French language question: i’ve always...
S'il te plait : it’s if you talk to one person (one you know well) while S'il vous plait : it’s formal AND/OR for several people (vous = you singular formal + you in the plural) sorry if it’s not well explained :/
somewhereonlyino answered your question:quick French language question: i’ve always...
You’re spot on. You only use the latter version when you’ve become very familiar and close with someone and you’re generally informal with them in other broader language terms.
glitter6ug reblogged your post: quick French language question: i’ve always...
Definitely informal and rude if you’re not familiar with the person, I’d stick with vous. Weird that it would advise you that way.
it is weird that it keeps primarily using the informal version in 90% of the lessons, but i’m very relieved to be aware of the difference now. cheers everybody!
