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Here’s a chart focusing on the Spanish forms for "Tú" (you - informal):

English	Spanish	Usage Example	Translation
You	tú	Tú estudias español.	You study Spanish.
You are	tú eres	Tú eres estudiante.	You are a student.
You are (temporary)	tú estás	Tú estás cansado.	You are tired.
You have	tú tienes	Tú tienes un perro.	You have a dog.
You do/make	tú haces	Tú haces tu tarea.	You do your homework.
You go	tú vas	Tú vas al mercado.	You go to the market.
You want	tú quieres	Tú quieres comer.	You want to eat.
You can	tú puedes	Tú puedes correr rápido.	You can run fast.
You see	tú ves	Tú ves una película.	You see a movie.
You say/tell	tú dices	Tú dices la verdad.	You tell the truth.
You know (facts)	tú sabes	Tú sabes la respuesta.	You know the answer.
You know (people)	tú conoces	Tú conoces a María.	You know María.
You think	tú piensas	Tú piensas en mí.	You think about me.
You feel	tú sientes	Tú sientes alegría.	You feel joy.
You like	(A ti) te gusta	(A ti) te gusta la música.	You like music.

Tú (You): This is the subject pronoun used to indicate the second person singular in informal situations. Like "yo," it is often omitted because the verb conjugation already implies the subject.
- Example: "Estudias español." (You study Spanish.)
Tú eres (You are): Used for permanent states or characteristics, such as professions, nationalities, or inherent qualities.
- Example: "Tú eres profesor." (You are a teacher.)
Tú estás (You are): Used for temporary states or conditions, such as emotions, locations, or ongoing actions.
- Example: "Tú estás feliz." (You are happy.)
Tú tienes (You have): Indicates possession or age.
- Example: "Tú tienes dos hermanos." (You have two brothers.)
Tú haces (You do/make): Indicates actions of doing or making.
- Example: "Tú haces ejercicio." (You do exercise.)
Tú vas (You go): Indicates movement or travel.
- Example: "Tú vas a la escuela." (You go to school.)
Tú quieres (You want): Indicates desire or intention.
- Example: "Tú quieres un helado." (You want an ice cream.)
Tú puedes (You can): Indicates ability or permission.
- Example: "Tú puedes hablar español." (You can speak Spanish.)
Tú ves (You see): Indicates the action of seeing.
- Example: "Tú ves la televisión." (You watch TV.)
Tú dices (You say/tell): Indicates the action of saying or telling.