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In almost every Dravidian language, there are two versions of you, one is friendly version and another one is a respect version.

Is there any respected version of you in English?

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    I'm going to boil down the duplicate question for you: The form of "you" used in English is the formal form. It's the informal version "thou" that has fallen out of everyday usage. – Spencer Aug 27 '18 at 14:06

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