"You study in the city."

Translation: In urbe studetis.

[ChloeTakesTexas]

This is the plural you

[SimonRusht1]

Studetis or studes - difference?

[Spring692135]

Studetis is for the plural you, studes is for the singular you.

[MathewKeen1]

What is a plural vs singular youm

[Blas_de_Lezo00]

English does not distinguish between Latin tu (singular you) and vos (plural you).

If you address to one person or more than one person, they have also different verbal form: tu studes vs. vos studetis.

But English distinguishes the 1st person singular and plural: I vs we.

[MathewKeen1]

How do I recognize if "you" is plural or singular?

[Spring692135]

You is singular if it refers to one person. It is plural if it refers to a group, and so, to several people.

[KSZo10]

Why is it that sometime you have to say "tu" to adress other person's actions, and sometime there's no any indication of who's doing the action? Is there a rule?

[Spring692135]

Since the verb has a different form for each person, you don't need personal pronouns unless you want to emphasize it. Ex : in urbe studes = you study in the city, tu in urbe studes = you, you study in the city (and me somewhere else for example).

[Kanga08]

Do 'tu studere' and 'studes' mean the same? If so, what is the difference?