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Here’s a chart focusing on the Spanish forms using "Ti" (you - informal, prepositional pronoun):

Chart: Spanish Forms with "Ti" ("You" - Prepositional Pronoun)

English	Spanish	Usage Example	Translation
For you	para ti	Este regalo es para ti.	This gift is for you.
To you	a ti	A ti te gusta la música.	You like music.
With you	contigo	Quiero ir contigo al cine.	I want to go with you to the movies.
Without you	sin ti	No puedo vivir sin ti.	I can't live without you.
From you	de ti	No esperaba eso de ti.	I didn't expect that from you.
About you	sobre ti	Estoy preocupado por ti.	I am worried about you.
In you	en ti	Confío en ti.	I trust in you.
Before you	ante ti	Estoy de pie ante ti.	I am standing before you.
After you	detrás de ti	Estoy justo detrás de ti.	I am right behind you.
To you (direction)	hacia ti	Camino hacia ti.	I walk towards you.
According to you	según tú / según ti	Según tú, deberíamos irnos pronto.	According to you, we should leave soon.
On you	en ti	La responsabilidad recae en ti.	The responsibility falls on you.

Usage Notes:

Para ti (For you): Used when expressing that something is intended for "you."
- Example: "Este regalo es para ti." (This gift is for you.)
A ti (To you): Often used to emphasize the person receiving the action, typically with verbs like "gustar."
- Example: "A ti te gusta la música." (You like music.)
Contigo (With you): A combination of "con" (with) and "ti," used to express being with someone.
- Example: "Quiero ir contigo al cine." (I want to go with you to the movies.)
Sin ti (Without you): Expresses absence or something being without "you."
- Example: "No puedo vivir sin ti." (I can't live without you.)
De ti (From you): Indicates the source or origin from "you."
- Example: "No esperaba eso de ti." (I didn't expect that from you.)
Sobre ti (About you): Used to express concern or discussion about "you."
- Example: "Estoy preocupado por ti." (I am worried about you.)
En ti (In you): Used to express trust or faith in "you."
- Example: "Confío en ti." (I trust in you.)
Ante ti (Before you): Used in formal contexts to indicate standing before someone.
- Example: "Estoy de pie ante ti." (I am standing before you.)
Detrás de ti (Behind you): Indicates being physically behind "you."
- Example: "Estoy justo detrás de ti." (I am right behind you.)
Hacia ti (Towards you): Indicates direction or movement towards "you."
- Example: "Camino hacia ti." (I walk towards you.)
Según ti (According to you): Used to express opinions or statements that are according to "you."
- Example: "Según tú, deberíamos irnos pronto." (According to you, we should leave soon.)
En ti (On you): Used to indicate responsibility or reliance on "you."
- Example: "La responsabilidad recae en ti." (The responsibility falls on you.)

This chart provides a detailed guide on how to use "ti" in Spanish, helping learners understand how to express various prepositional relationships in informal situations.