The conjunction chart you use on 1:45 includes conjunction for Vos, even though the charts you used in the conjunction video you made earlier omits it, and this is making me confused, is the Vos still used in Portuguese as is the case for Iberian Spanish (Vosotros) or is it dead as is the case of Latin American Spanish?
"Vós" is rarely used in everyday conversation and is considered quite formal or archaic. However, you can still hear it in certain religious contexts and extremely formal settings. Instead, use "vocês" as it has the same meaning and it's the preferred pronoun nowadays. So, “vosotros” in Spanish would be equivalent to “vocês” in everyday Portuguese.
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The conjunction chart you use on 1:45 includes conjunction for Vos, even though the charts you used in the conjunction video you made earlier omits it, and this is making me confused, is the Vos still used in Portuguese as is the case for Iberian Spanish (Vosotros) or is it dead as is the case of Latin American Spanish?
"Vós" is rarely used in everyday conversation and is considered quite formal or archaic. However, you can still hear it in certain religious contexts and extremely formal settings. Instead, use "vocês" as it has the same meaning and it's the preferred pronoun nowadays. So, “vosotros” in Spanish would be equivalent to “vocês” in everyday Portuguese.
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