tutoyer

• “No student had likely ever 'tutoyer'd' her before -- especially in such a patronizing manner!”

  petite amie - French Word-A-Day

• “I notice that in Italy now, people are more likely to "dare del tu" than used to be the case -- and, it seems to me, more likely than the French would be to "tutoyer" in a similar situation.”

  petite amie - French Word-A-Day

• “No student had likely ever 'tutoyer'd' her before-- especially in such a patronizing manner!”

  petite amie - French Word-A-Day

• “Somehow, that seems to recall an old "Spanish for Beginners" textbook which bade me not bother with the "tutoyer" business as it would not be needed during my travels in Spain, unless”

  Nonsenseorship

• “They had been told not to 'tutoyer' each other, because they were getting too old for such familiarity, and it was he, and not she, who remembered this prohibition.”

  Jacqueline — Complete

• “-- [He used to 'tutoyer' me in this familiar manner until his return to Milan.] --”

  The Memoirs of Napoleon

• “Showing that Liszt and Berlioz employed the "tutoyer" towards one another.] etc ...”

  Letters

• “It seems so odd, when we have always been accustomed to 'tutoyer' each other. ”

  Jacqueline — Complete

• “We ceased to 'tutoyer' our boy cousins after that.”

  Jacqueline — Complete

• “Tu - elle a dit que l'on faut se tutoyer entre amis et amies - as eu de la chance de la renconrer!”

  petite amie - French Word-A-Day

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