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They are different words. Thee is an archaic pronoun meaning 'you' but is only used in the singular and when the person is the object of a verb or preposition. "I love thee and nobody else" is right, but "I love all of thee" is wrong, because thee can only be one person, and "Thee love me" is also wrong, because thee cannot be the subject of a sentence or phrase.

The is known as a determiner, or definite article, as in the blue one or the best one the only one, and happens to be the word used more than any other in the English language.

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