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No me trate de usted
¿Cuál significa esto?
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I think you more commonly you would hear
no me trates de Ud. This means please use tú when you address me. (or in your case vos) |
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Depending on context, I would interpret this as one of the following: 1. an invitation to use familiar address (tú/vos) instead of formal address (usted). I would expect "no me trates de usted". 2. an invitation to be less formal. |
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Otherwise, they'd say "no nos tratemos de usted". |
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