what is correct?
1-[color=red]YOU AND ME
2-[color=BLUE]YOU AND I
BECAUSE I FIND THE LAST ONE LESS COMMON BUT THAT DOESN’T MEAN THAT IS INCORRECT RIGHT?
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Hi Witch,
You are right - both versions are used in modern English with the second one being more popular.
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ah… ok i didn’t want to shout that’s was just a little mistake with my keyboard 8)
Hi Witch,
That’s OK so long as you have your keyboard under control 
How are things with you over there in Venezuela? I take you are a student? What do you study? What are your plans for the 2005?[YSaerTTEW443543]
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Hi torsten
everything well in venezuela at least until this 31 oct when we have to vote for governors and mayors (that could be a problem)
i’m a secretary and english student by the way who need practice a lot as my teachers told me all the time, they say “read more and speak” and i’m doing that, in other hands my plans to next year are:
1- get a good job by using my english skill
2- find love 
3- buy my own place to live or at least rent one
mmm these are for this moment what i want, i don’t know if i can do it but i’m going to try hard.
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Hi Witch,
You’re right that both “you and me” and “you and I” are correct, but it depends on the context. I is a subject pronoun, me is an object pronoun, and you is both.
Subject pronouns are used as the subject of a sentence or clause: “You and I should see a movie tonight.”
Object pronouns are the objects of verbs or prepositions: “Stephen wants to join you and me at the movie tonight.” Also, “Stephen is going to the movie with you and me.”
I hope this helps,
Jen
Torsten, what are your plans for 2012, if I may ask. Thanks