/ti/
Translation
you (singular, after preposition)
Word origin
From Latin tibi ('to you', dative of tu), reshaped in Spanish to the prepositional pronoun ti.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- tibi
- English cognates
- thee, thou
Examples
, .
This is for you, not for anyone else.
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I think about you all the time.
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Nobody knows it better than you.
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I trust you more than anyone else.
enfades, .
Do not get upset, I did not want to hurt you.
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I said it without thinking, it was not against you.
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