Spaniards use vosotros to informally address a group of people. In all other Spanish -speaking countries, vosotros is taught in the schools, but never used in normal conversation. A major grammatical difference is in the choice of pronouns. Both, vosotros and ustedes, are used to address a group of two or more people directly in an informal setting. Ustedes often abbreviated Uds. You don't have them in front, you don't talk directly to them, you actually talk about them when they are not in the room, you can't take a picture of them at the time you say the sentence.
They can be far away. Situation: A group of people stops you in the street asking me for directions and I tell them that.
Situation: I came home that afternoon and I told my roommates about the encounter with the tourists. Toggle navigation. Let's see some tips and examples to help with this!
You talk about them: You don't have them in front, you don't talk directly to them, you actually talk about them when they are not in the room, you can't take a picture of them at the time you say the sentence. The owner of it will not be notified. Only the user who asked this question will see who disagreed with this answer. Read more comments. See a translation. Highly-rated answerer. Spanish Spain Spanish Mexico. El vosotros lo utilizas cuando te referis a un grupo de personas, en el cual tu no estas incluido Ej: vosotros no juegan conmigo Y nosotros es cuando hablas de ti y tu grupo Ej: Nosotros fuimos a jugar al parque ayer.
Nosotros es un grupo de personas en el que la persona que habla, se incluye. Ejemplo: vosotros vais al parque, porque yo no voy. Guarani Spanish Spain. Deleted user.
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