The pronunciation and usage of the two are different.
Let’s first talk about the similarities between the two: you and you are both second person, referring to the other party.
The difference between the two:
In terms of pronunciation, you pronounce "nǐ" for ; you pronounce "nín".
In terms of usage, the difference between the two is mainly reflected in seniority and status.
"You" is mostly used for peers or people who are lower than oneself, or even for people whose status is lower than oneself. At this time, it is only used as a way of addressing the other party during communication.
"You" expresses the speaker's respect for the other party and is used to replace "you". It is mostly used to address elders or honorific titles to superiors. It can also be used in business communications to show respect.
Elderly people with high status or high moral standing are especially suitable for this title, so that they can speak more appropriately.
"You" means adding "you" to the word "心", which means "keeping you in my heart". It also reflects that "you" means respect and respect, which further reflects the breadth and depth of Chinese characters.
Expanding knowledge:
For example, in school: children can call: the principal, teachers, or parents of classmates as "you"; teachers can also call the principal "you"; but children and other peers can call each other "you" ".
Mastering the art of speaking language will make you more polite in interpersonal communication and highlight your personal qualities. Have you learned it?
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