Question

@okdutchman7
"Corey: Tex, ______ es un tatou?"
translates...
"Corey: Tex, ______ are an armadillo?"
Sounds like Tex is getting asked if she's an armadillo. Would the subject pronoun be "YOU" again?

Answer 1

vous because it precedes the verb, you got it.

Answer 2

yayy!
Okay do you know anything about definite articles in french? Don't worry I'll make new questions, but do you tho?

Answer 3

@okdutchman7

Answer 4

It should be "tu" before the verb "es"
You (singular) are = tu es

Answer 5

@Vincent-Lyon.Fr
Oh so its "tu" instead of "vous"?

Answer 6

Yes, what @vincent-Lyon.Fr explained is:
\(\color{green}{Vous}\) goes with \(\color{green}{êtes}\) ("you are", plural or formal singular)
\(\color{blue}{Tu}\) goes with \(\color{blue}{es}\), ("you are", always singular and informal).

Answer 7

Ooh Thank ya both so so much! I appreciate it! :)) @mathmate
@Vincent-Lyon.Fr