Spanish Formal and Informal Addressing

This video tutorial explains the difference between formal and informal ways of addressing people in Spanish, focusing on the use of 'tú' and 'usted'. It provides examples and contexts where each form is appropriate, helping learners understand when to use each. The video concludes with a summary and offers additional resources for further learning.

What is the main difference between 'tú' and 'usted' in Spanish?

• 'usted' is used only for addressing groups.

• 'tú' is used for both formal and informal situations.

• 'tú' is used for informal situations, 'usted' for formal.

• 'tú' is used for formal situations, 'usted' for informal.

How do you say 'Do you speak Spanish?' in a formal way?

• usted habla inglés

• usted habla español

• tú hablas español

• tú hablas inglés

How do you say 'You are kind' in an informal way?

• eres amable

• usted eres amable

• usted es amable

• tú es amable

How do you say 'You work here' in a formal way?

• tú trabajas aquí

• usted trabaja aquí

• tú trabajas allá

• usted trabaja allá

Which form would you use to address a waiter?

• vosotros

• ellas

• tú

• usted

Which form would you use to address your boss?

• tú

• usted

• vosotros

• ellas

Which form would you use to address a child?

• ellas

• vosotros

• usted

• tú

Where can you access additional Spanish learning resources?

• getm free spanish.com

• getm free espanol.com

• getm fre spanish.com

• getm fre espanol.com