/os/
Translation
you (plural, indirect/direct object, Spain)
Word origin
From Latin vos ('you', plural), the second-person plural object pronoun.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- vos
Examples
, miento.
I am telling you the truth, I am not lying to you.
.
I will see you tomorrow in the office.
¿ ?
Did you enjoy the film?
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I will call you as soon as I know anything new.
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I love you both very much.
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