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The verb conjugation changes based on the gender of the person you are addressing.

The verb conjugation changes based on the gender of the person you are addressing.

Use 'আপনি' (apni) for formal situations and 'তুই' (tui) for informal ones when addressing someone.

Use 'vostè' for formal situations and 'tu' (you) for informal ones when addressing someone.

Use 'vy' (you - plural/formal) for formal situations and 'ty' (you - singular/informal) when addressing someone.

Use 'De' for formal situations and 'du' for informal ones when addressing someone.

Use 'Sie' for formal situations and 'du' for informal ones when addressing someone.

Use 'εσείς' (eseis) for formal situations and 'εσύ' (esy) for informal ones when addressing someone.

Use this phrase when you didn't understand someone or want them to repeat themselves.

Use 'te' for formal situations and 'sa' (you) for informal ones when addressing someone.

This is a straightforward phrase, applicable in most situations.

Use 'شما' (shoma) for formal situations and 'تو' (to) for informal ones when addressing someone.

Use 'te' for formal situations and 'sinä' (you) for informal ones when addressing someone.

Use 'vous' for formal situations and 'tu' for informal ones when addressing someone.

This is a straightforward phrase, applicable in most situations.

Use 'તમે' (tame) for formal situations and 'તું' (tu) for informal ones when addressing someone.

Use 'ku' for formal situations and the informal version for casual conversations.

The verb conjugation changes based on the gender of the person you are addressing.

Use 'आप' (aap) for formal situations and 'तुम' (tum) for informal ones when addressing someone.

Use 'ön' or 'maguk' for formal situations and 'te' for informal ones when addressing someone.

Use 'Anda' for formal situations and 'kamu' for informal ones when addressing someone.

Use 'þið' for formal situations and 'þú' (you) for informal ones when addressing someone.

Use 'Lei' (formal) or 'tu' (informal) when addressing someone, which changes the verb conjugation.

Use the more polite 'おっしゃいましたか' when speaking to someone of higher status.

Use the polite form '하셨어요' when speaking to someone older or of higher status.

Use 'Jūs' for formal situations and 'tu' (you) for informal ones when addressing someone.

Use 'Jūs' for formal situations and 'tu' (you) for informal ones when addressing someone.

Use 'तुम्ही' (tumhi) for formal situations and 'तू' (tu) for informal ones when addressing someone.

Use 'anda' for formal situations and 'kau' for informal ones when addressing someone.

Use 'u' for formal situations and 'je' for informal ones when addressing someone.

Use 'De' for formal situations and 'du' for informal ones when addressing someone.

Use 'ਤੁਸੀਂ' (tusīṁ) for formal situations and 'ਤੂੰ' (tūṁ) for informal ones when addressing someone.

Use 'Pan/Pani' for formal situations and 'ty' (you) for informal ones when addressing someone.

Use 'você' for informal situations and 'o senhor/a senhora' for formal ones when addressing someone.

Use 'dumneavoastră' or 'ați' for formal situations and 'tu' or 'ai' for informal ones when addressing someone.

Use 'вы' (vy) for formal situations and 'ты' (ty) for informal ones when addressing someone.

Use 'ni' for formal situations and 'du' for informal ones when addressing someone.

This is a straightforward phrase, applicable in most situations.

Use 'நீங்க' (neenga) for formal situations and 'நீ' (nee) for informal ones when addressing someone.

Use 'మీరు' (meeru) for formal situations and 'నువ్వు' (nuvvu) for informal ones when addressing someone.

Use 'คุณ' (khun) for formal situations and 'เธอ' (ther) for informal ones when addressing someone.

Use 'po' and 'ninyo' for formal situations and 'mo' for informal ones when addressing someone.

Use 'siz' (formal) and 'sen' (informal) when addressing someone.

Use 'ви' (vy) for formal situations and 'ти' (ty) for informal ones when addressing someone.

Use 'آپ' (aap) for formal situations and 'تم' (tum) for informal ones when addressing someone.

Use 'Ông/Bà' for formal situations and 'Bạn' for informal ones when addressing someone.

Use 'ẹ' for formal situations and 'o' for informal ones when addressing someone.

Use '您' (nín) for formal situations and '你' (nǐ) for informal ones when addressing someone.

This is a very common phrase in Cantonese.

This is a straightforward phrase, applicable in most situations.