second person singular pronoun vos instead of tΓΊ in Spanish.
Vos is used extensively as the primary form of the second person singular in Argentina...
Use the pronoun vos reflecting the informal address in Spanish as opposed to the formal address of usted.
The independent disjunctive pronoun ti is also replaced by vos. That is, vos is both nominative and the form to use after prepositions
Therefore para ti "for you" becomes para vos, etc.
The preposition-pronoun compound contigo "with you" becomes con vos.
che vos, venΓ acΓ‘ = Hey you, come here.
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you
In Argentina, the word "vos" replaces "tΓΊ" in almost all contexts of dialogue.
Both "vos" and "tΓΊ" are friendly uses of english word "you". The formal translation from the english "you" is "usted".
"ΒΏVos venΓs?" = "are you coming?"
"Che, vos, de dΓ³nde sos?" = "Hey, you, where are you from?"
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Spanish word that substitutes "tu".
De donde sos "tu"?
De donde sos "vos"?
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A wheel which wraps an expensive chrome rim.
"still Tippin' on four fours, wrapped in four vos
Tippin' on four fours, wrapped in four vos"
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when you bail someone out of a terrible joke.
Any piece of shit that comes out of the mouth of comedian rich voss.
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