andrei.despinoiu

[zealous vortex]

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[wild briar]

The second person singular pronoun to use after prepositions like “avec”, "de", "et" etc. is “toi”, not “tu”.
“Je ne sais pas, et toi ?” would have been correct.

[rain spire]

thank you

[charred kernel]

toi is the default form of the pronoun, the one you use wherever you don't use tu or te.

Tu and te can only ever occur right next to a verb. When far from any verb toi is the only possible form.

[silk galleon]

tu = subject
toi = object

[wild briar]

"toi" isn't necessarily an object, and the object form of "tu" isn't necessarily "toi".

"je te parle" ==> here the indirect object is "te"
"je te déteste" ==> here the direct object is "te"
"J'espère que ta famille et toi allez bien" ==> "toi" is part of the subject

[ripe bear]

@junior dust Please respond in threads. And as answered above, it's wrong because grammatically you can't use tu here. It has to be toi or vous

[junior dust]

Okey, thanks for letting me know, and also for the correction

[solemn stirrup]

"Tu" is mostly used in questions

[ripe bear]

No, the usage of tu as a pronoun is not dictated by whether or not it's a question. It's determined by who you're speaking to, and its role in the sentence

[solemn stirrup]

yes??

"Tu es ou"?

ah nvm