thou/thee

我想問: thou 係唔係都要+ is/am/are? +了後,後面個個係唔係要 + s/es Thou as a subject pronoun is seldom used in English nowadays. Thou art >> you are (singular ‘you’ , the old plural ‘you’ was ‘Ye’ ) Thou goest >> you go / you are going Thou shalt >> you shall Thee又係點用? Thee is the object pronoun of Thou i.e. used as an object in a sentence Examples: “Here's drink. I drink to thee” (Shakespeare’s Romeo & Juliet Act 4, Scene 3) “Shall I compare thee ………” (Shakespeare Sonnet #18) http://www.artofeurope.com/shakespeare/sha3.htm