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

A: It means that you are very knowledgable in a specific topic.

A: "You're buying some, aren't you, Tycho?"

You're right.

A: You — ты
Your — твой

A: Back to work만 쓰면 되는데 you go를 붙이면 속어 되는거에요. 친구끼리 아니면 상사가 직원에게 사용하는 표현이에요

A: you're welcome: no problem, when you say thanks to others and then they say you're welcome.

A: - The more experience you have, the easier it is to get a job.
- The more authority you have, the harder it is to behave like a child.

A: bắn vài vòng về cơ bản có nghĩa là bạn muốn chơi bóng rổ

A: I'm not sure I completely understand, but here you go:

- What kind of car do you want?
- What food do you like?
- At what time do you want to leave?

A: I am not clear on your intention. Are you saying: You are fat, you must (need to) lose weight. Or are you commenting: You must have lost weight. Which means, gosh you look skinny, I am certain that your weight has gone down.

A: You don't say "you'd" its just "you"

You better stop.
You better not go.
You better study.

A: I will tell her you called. 彼女に、あなたから電話があったと伝えます。
I will tell her you call. 不自然

I will tell her to call you (back) 彼女に、あなたに(折り返し)電話をするように伝えますね。

A: You almost here? Sounds natural.


You will almost here? Doesn’t sound natural.

This would be used when asking if someone is close to arriving to some place.

A: well, if you’re writing something in a more formal setting and you’re allowed to use contractions, you should use the apostrophe with them. if you’re texting or online, it doesn’t really matter if you use the apostrophe or not. though it will cause confusion sometimes, for example with “we’re” — without the apostrophe, “we’re” becomes “were” but “were” is another word that already exists

A: They're the same thing

A: Our company has a special contract in place with (bank name here). If an employee applies/is approved for a card with (bank name here), they will be eligible for special benefits.

A: The best way to say this is,"You really hurt my feelings"

A: Is “how old are you”

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A: You'll get used to it the more (times) you do it.

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A: While I was talking to her, you put the toy snake on the table. I’d like to have a chance at revenge but I can’t figure out how because you’re so strong.

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A: What do you do if you see a kanji you can't read? Since you don't know how to read it, you can't even look it up in a dictionary.

A: May is more formal and can is informal
They both work