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{{also|ettu}}
==English==

===Etymology===
{{ellipsis|en|et tu, Brute}}.{{dercat|en|la}}

===Interjection===
{{en-interj|nolinkhead=1}}

# {{ng|An expression of recognition of betrayal.}}
#* {{quote-journal|en|author=John Crace|title=Et tu, Phil? Boris runs out of supporters as Rish! runs out of ideas|work=The Guardian|date=2023-06-14|url=https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2023/jun/14/et-tu-phil-boris-runs-out-of-supporters-as-rish-runs-out-of-ideas|issn=0261-3077|passage=Somewhere in the UK, the blond narcissist could be heard sobbing “'''Et tu''', Phil?” Johnson was almost on his own. Still protesting his innocence. Or lying, as we call it.}}

====Usage notes====
This phrase alone can allow the interlocutor to be named:
: {{ux|en|Et tu, Bernice?}}
: {{ux|en|Et tu, David?}}

===Anagrams===
* {{anagrams|en|a=ettu|'tute|tute}}

==Danish==

===Etymology===
From {{m|da|et tu, Brute}}.

===Interjection===
{{head|da|interjection}}

# {{lb|da|often|italicised}} {{l|en|et tu}}
#* {{quote-book|da|year=2013|author=David Nicholls|title=Den evige toer|publisher=Gyldendal A/S|isbn=9788702138719
|passage=Sophie så  eftertænksom ud. „Altså, ligesom – flot.“ „I guder. '''''Et tu''''', Sophie.“
|t=Sophie looked thoughtful. "As in, like – handsome." "Ye gods. '''''Et tu''''', Sophie."}}
#* {{quote-book|da|year=2013|author=Helene Uri|title=Kællinger|publisher=Klim|isbn=9788771293579
|passage=”Denne Frøy er ofte afbildet med en enorm fallos.” ”'''''Et tu''''',  min søster Frøydis!"
|t="This Frøy is often depicted with a huge phallos." "'''''Et tu''''', my sister Frøydis!"}}