Title: remember our friend 'vos'? Post by: Michael B on May 24, 2001, 04:00:00 AM I saw my ex yesterday, the Costa Rican, (hey, I was visiting the kids, OK?). Anyway, I asked her if they use 'vos' or 'tu' in C.R. She said "We use 'vos', in fact I never heard the word 'tu' until the first time I went to Mexico".
For what it's worth. Title: Re: remember our friend 'vos'? Post by: Edge on May 24, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to remember our friend 'vos'?, posted by Michael B on May 24, 2001
Below is a post from Traveler/Malandro who is moving and having some temporary trouble (we hope, when Mr. Patrick can get to his backlog of e-mails) posting. This thing about "vos" is interesting to me because I have been studying Spanish here locally for a year and a half and never heard a word about "vos" until Bret raised it here. I had heard about vosotros and had some teaching so I was a little familiar with what it was. So if I run across "vos" being used, at least I will know what it is. Edge.
I think it goes back to the colonial times where Spanish settlers from its also noteworthy to point out that "Spanish", as we know it, is really However, in "Galicia" which is part of Spain they speak "Gallego". In well, that's the lesson for today. if you want to post it Title: Re: remember our friend 'vos'? Post by: Houndog on May 24, 2001, 04:00:00 AM ... in response to remember our friend 'vos'?, posted by Michael B on May 24, 2001
I was asking my fiancee, she says 'vos' is used in frequently Medellin, sometimes in Bogota and not really in Cartagena. HD |