Difference between revisions of "you"

Revision as of 17:16, 22 February 2021

From English: you

Use am talk about person who be man or woman.

Wey you? — (ABJ_INF_03_Nigerian-Men-Dey-Try_DG__36, Where are you !)
You you dey smile? — (NST_cleaned__7146, You are smiling?)
Our love dey grow for ourself and for you. — (jw__28656, Our love is growing for each other and for you.)
No be like dis you dey do before o. — (deuber__1676, You were not behaving this way before.)
E no suppose do like dat to you now. — (ENU_20_Relationship-With-Women_DG__106, She is not supposed to behave that way to you.)

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 ==Naija==
-===Alternative forms===
-* yourself 0.73 332, i 0.73 22807, somebody 0.69 191, someone 0.66 64, your 0.65 5542, we 0.63 25536, nobody 0.62 634, am 0.62 25602, me 0.61 7747
 ===Etymology===
-Borrowed from English you
+From English: ''you''
 ===Pronunciation===
 * ju
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 * Frequency rank in raw corpus: 20
-The word is used more orally than in written texts.