Why would one say Es muy amable instead of Tu eres muy amable?
Es muy amable. vs. Tu eres muy amable.
Val-G
August 20, 2012
ricardo-rich
August 20, 2012
Hola Val,
Es muy amable is the formal usage with usted, él, ella, es amable for clarification and eres muy amable is the familiar. The tú is optional used for emphasis as eres implies tú.
Saludos,
Rich
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