Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Jo"

A: "your face" 🙂

A: Jo is a cop, he would answer "a call" over the radio to a scene of a crime

A: @rotu: 「ジョーさん、私の証人するよ。」

A: I know this question is old but:
The expression is usually "by Jove!" and it's to express surprise.

The only time I hear it in real life is as a joke. I don't think people seriously say it

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"If it should happen that..." - this is an old-fashioned way of speaking which implies – "if it is the will of fate that something must happen". If users "should" because Fate is something that must happen, should happen – not something that might happen. So it's conceptionally very different. These days, we don't really take Fate seriously, so we just say "if you get lost"

A: I fulfill the company's requirements and have the skills necessary for the position of (job position यहाँ पर लिखिए). I have done a lot of study in this field and am very interested in the development of (field का नाम). I believe that I have what it takes to be the (job position) at (company का नाम).

A: whatever is happening let it happen what difference does it make to us .

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A: All are correct.
Well-done!

1. Maybe, will we go running together tomorrow ?
2. Would you like to go running together tomorrow ?
3. Maybe we could go running together tomorrow. What do you think ?
4. How about going to run together tomorrow ?

A: mere liye saare majhab saman h,sab apne jagh pr behtr h?

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A: its never happened what u want

A: whatever belongs to me is also yours..