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HEL PLEASE:( A teacher explains that there are two different ways to address a person when you speak spanish. If it is your friend, you might use the term, “Tu” but if it is someone you don’t know well or an authority figure, you use “Usted”. What is this an example of?

A. norm
B. folkway
C. more

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