"You read the menu or the newspaper."

Translation: Voi citiți meniul sau ziarul.

[BenjaminKn636937]

Why sau and not ori, as it just has been introduced two sentences earlier?

[deDeur]

According to Wiktionary, the words are synonyms. They mean the same and can both be used. Except, ori can also be used as 'either'. I can not guarantee I am right, though.

[Zigeunerin-Gypsy]

So they both mean or, but "ori" can be more directly translated to "either"?

[Mejjnor]

I think it doesn't accept 'ori' because it hasn't been introduced yet...

[iiai]

I see that "ori" is accepted now.

[dogbuster2005]

tu citesti is also correct

[FPSUsername]

Yeah, english is so simplified, you can either mean 1 person or a group..

[HussainAlH917759]

You cant be tu .. Why ?

[iiai]

"Tu citești meniul sau ziarul." is an accepted answer. It's verified. What happened to you?

[Mejjnor]

Of course it can. "You" can be "tu", "voi", and "dumneavoastru" in all its forms.

[BulgarianGuy]

Sometimes it's really confusing. Like how do you know whether 'You' is going to be sing. or pl.? I wrote 'Tu' and it was wrong.

[GregG131641]

How do i know if it's "Tu" or "Voi"?

[BogdanJoci1]

Tu is used for you as in one person, and voi is used for when you're talking to multiple people.