
Annotation:
This can be used as either an imperative "you" statement or a basic "he/she/(etc.)" statement.
They're distinguished based on context.
To make it clear it's a basic statement, you could add the "Él/Ella" pronoun, but natives often don't use it.

How about other pronouns?
[#2451687] I speak French. (CK) *audio*
[#4667249] We speak French. (CK) *audio*
[#8410306] They speak French. (CK) *audio*

Those would be conjugated differently and wouldn't be confused with each other.
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