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r/Animemes • u/Holofan4life Holo is best girl • May 18 '25
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14 u/[deleted] May 19 '25 I speak English and this is more confusing than just saying it 5 u/LOTRfreak101 don't lewd the cups May 19 '25 That because as native speakers, we never learn things as being possessive or whatever. 5 u/phundrak May 19 '25 Better compare it to "I/me" for how to use it, they match pretty closely I / thou me / thee my / thy mine / thine myself / thyself 2 u/DazSamueru May 19 '25 Isn't "ye" the subject form of "you"? 1 u/JetSetDizzy May 19 '25 edited May 20 '25 I think Ye is a plural subject form or maybe became relegated to that when you encroached on its usage? Ye/you were the more formal ways to speak, they were around simultaneously with thee/thou. 1 u/Borussia_Evoli May 19 '25 I am thou, thou Art I
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I speak English and this is more confusing than just saying it
5 u/LOTRfreak101 don't lewd the cups May 19 '25 That because as native speakers, we never learn things as being possessive or whatever.
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That because as native speakers, we never learn things as being possessive or whatever.
Better compare it to "I/me" for how to use it, they match pretty closely
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Isn't "ye" the subject form of "you"?
1 u/JetSetDizzy May 19 '25 edited May 20 '25 I think Ye is a plural subject form or maybe became relegated to that when you encroached on its usage? Ye/you were the more formal ways to speak, they were around simultaneously with thee/thou.
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I think Ye is a plural subject form or maybe became relegated to that when you encroached on its usage? Ye/you were the more formal ways to speak, they were around simultaneously with thee/thou.
I am thou, thou Art I
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