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26-Jul-2004, 04:21
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 YOU, the respected form German, which have respected form of YOU, they are Usted and Sie respectively. I wonder if Italian and Russian also have respected form of you. Is there any other European language like English which has no respected form of you? Thanks! |
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27-Jul-2004, 22:50
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