since it originated from there

I think you have it mixed around
Castellano is from Castile
It's the origin of the Spanish language

Give me another sentence

In both forms

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can't think <:impotentrage:552803856535257090>

a main difference is the use of tú and vos

Yes, tu is what is used here

By mestizos

tu is spanish, it's used in upper south america, central america and mexico

vos is castellano, used in lower south america

I wanna fuckin die

Kill me

rake me

mood

That's what I thought
We learned tú and it's conjugations as informal and vos and it's conjugations as formal

uh well it's not about it being formal or not

it's just a standard, it's like different versions of "you", it's not "you" and "thy"

If you know somebody and are close to them, use tú
If it's a stranger or professional setting, use vos

gay amerimutt moment

usted is formal

tú is informal as well as vos

We use usted as well

usted is the universal formal

tú and vos are both informal

For some reason we were told vos is less informal

But then again I live in a 90% white state so

problem is u can't mix them cause for example

tú eres
vos sos

you can't say
tú sos
vos eres

more like u live in merica

Yes they kept their own conjugations

usted is the formal one

fuckin amerimutts smh

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oh, another difference

It's been a few years a*gloid

spaniards say "visteis", they use "eis" at the end and shit

we don't

I took Spanish for 7 years and Ive forgotten a lot of the more technical stuff

I can understand it and read it but doing it myself is still hard