When it comes to French grammar, which is more proper in terms of 2nd person?

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When it comes to French grammar, which is more proper in terms of 2nd person?

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04-02-2008, 05:50 AM

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When it comes to French grammar, which is more proper in terms of 2nd person?

I understand that when speaking to a child or someone you know well, you would use "Tu", and when speaking to either a group of people or formally to one person you would use "Vous", but what if you are speaking to a black? Do you use "Tu", as if you were speaking to a child?

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