Some articles on person, person verb forms:
Portuguese Personal Pronouns - Colloquial Usage - In Brazilian Portuguese - Tu Vs. você
... Although the 3rd person pronoun você tended to replace the classical 2nd-person pronoun "tu" in several Brazilian dialects and, especially, in the media ... in Brazil and in Portugal), você and vocês are always accompanied by 3rd-person verb forms (e.g ... você é, vocês são), whereas tu requires 2nd-person verb forms (e.g ...
... Although the 3rd person pronoun você tended to replace the classical 2nd-person pronoun "tu" in several Brazilian dialects and, especially, in the media ... in Brazil and in Portugal), você and vocês are always accompanied by 3rd-person verb forms (e.g ... você é, vocês são), whereas tu requires 2nd-person verb forms (e.g ...
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