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usted

Senso (Inglese)

  1. (by-personal-gender, feminine, formal, masculine) second person formal; you (singular)
  2. (Colombia, Costa-Rica, by-personal-gender, feminine, masculine) second person informal; you (singular)

Concetti

tu
Lei
lei
👩
voi
loro
Voi

a loro

si
te

a te

voi tutti

tu
signore
Loro
signora
ti
sinonimi

tú
A1
ustedes
A1
vosotros
A2
vos
B1
tu
A1

грамматически ведут себя как местоимения

usted o tú

vos
B1

busted

sumerced

teus

os
A1
vos
B1
se
A1
señor
A1
ti
A1
te
A1
Traduzioni

you
vous
Sie
tu
du
jij
você
u
vostè
tu
thou
tu
tu
je
Frequenza

A1
Con il trattino come
us‧ted
Pronunciato come (IPA)
/usˈted/
Etimologia (Inglese)

Affine portoghese
portoghese
você
Affine galiziano
galiziano
vostede
Affine catalano
catalano
vostè
Affine asturiano
vusté
Affine sardo
bostè
In summary

From vuestra merced (lit. "your mercy" (etymological) or "your grace" (idiomatic)), an honorific style. In 17th-century Spanish, there were a number of variants, including the intermediate forms vuesasted and vusted. Cf. Portuguese você, Galician vostede, Catalan vostè, Asturian vusté and Sardinian bostè. The following list has the variants reported by Coromines and Pascual, with their reported first year of attestation: Early modern variants bosanzé, 1620 (Lope de Vega, Pedro Carbonero, portrayed as said by (ex-)Muslims) boxanxé, ca. 1631 (Quevedo, Libro de todas las cosas y otras muchas más, portrayed as said by (ex-)Muslims) usted, 1620 voarced, 1635 voazé, 1625 (Vélez de Guevara, El Rey en su imagen, portrayed as criminal cant) vuarced, ca. 1630 vuasted, 1617 vucé, 1626 vuesarced, 1621 vuesasted, 1597 vuested, 1635 vusté (in Quiñones de Benavente, died 1651) vusted, 1619 Despite similar phonetics, semantics, and plausible chronology, most likely unrelated to Arabic أستاذ (ustād), which is ultimately from a different Indo-European root (via borrowing from Persian into Arabic).

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