"You eat breakfast."

Translation: Dere spiser frokost.

[New.Wish]

What is the difference between "du" and "dere"?

[Deliciae]

They're the singular and plural 'you', respectively.

[andreas-ul]

Du is only 1 person , and dere are more than 1 person

[mprdo]

Frokost sounds a lot like "fructose", a fruit sugar and fruit for breakfast is not unusual. To me, an easy connection. 23Aug15

[NurseOrange]

That is what I was thinking!

[Paola_Viridiana]

Wow, thanks. It's waaaay easier for me when I connect concepts

[ahoyitstalbot]

I remember it because of "frühstück" in German. :)

[Ethan__Cox]

I know you mentioned it in another comment but can you explain why its not "Du"?

[Robbadob]

"Du spiser frokost" should be completely fine, as the English sentence gives no indication as to whether the subject is singular or plural. It was accepted for me 2019/04/15.

[JegErGlad1]

My thoughts

[icharmont]

to me, I'm brazilian, how would I know the difference between du and dere plural when there's just you in english to plural and singular ? could you understand ?

[Robbadob]

du = você
dere = vocês

In different regions of the English-speaking world, people use different plural you's (y'all, you guys, you lot, youse, yinz &c), but the only official forms are "you" and possibly "you all". It's inconvenient at times, but usually you can tell if it's singular or plural based on context.

[2019/04/15]

[Zelly9]

English only uses you for singular and plural. You all is kind of slang from our southern states for you plural. As in "keep practicing y'all"

[0nlylei]

How come you use "dere"? I get one is singular and the other is plural but why specifically "dere"?

[chasnotchad]

why not deg spider frokost?

[Deliciae]

Because "you" is the subject of the sentence, and "deg" is an object pronoun.