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Two good friends—Marie and Jean—are meeting: Two persons—Monsieur Bernard and Monsieur Lambert—are meeting for the first time: Technically, "vous" is a plural form of "you". English doesn't have a singular and plural/formal version of "you" (although
"thou" used to be the singular version in the days of Shakespeare). In colloquial English, this would be the equivalent of
"y'all" (in some American English dialects) or "you guys". However, in formal occasions, "vous" is used as a singular "you". The French alphabet is: a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z Audio: OGG
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