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

A: ooooh, nooooo. It is very informal, and depending on the relationship, it can be a little rude to very rude. Sometimes it could be playful and jokey, but it still depends on the relationship. I don't think that a lot of people use this phrasing. The only context I can think of off the top of my head is maybe a parent saying it to kids.

A: Prepare, usually for something shocking or an impact

A: It means you’re are welcome to take more food if you want. You don’t have to feel bothered/ashamed to ask for more.

A: People sometimes refer to their apartment or home as a crib. Your sentence says that they want to find any small, safe space to spend some time, alone and doing nothing. Pretending like they are in their home (crib) when they are really in some artificial "home".

A: 그것은 자신을 죽이는 것을 의미합니다.

A: “Brace yourselves, we’re about to crash!”

“This is a dangerous place, so please brace yourselves.”

“Brace yourselves for impact, we’re going down!”

Brace yourselves means get ready for possible danger or attack.

A: Ready yourselves.

Watch yourselves.

You should count yourselves lucky.

A: "You should look after yourselves."
"Are you trying to get yourselves killed?"
"Watch out for yourselves, it can be dangerous out there."

A: You love yourself.
They love themselves
We love ourselves.

A: They are all very similar. The first two are the exact same expression so can be used either one. The last two are the same logic as well.

A: Singular and plural. :)

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A: "Yourself" is used when a person speaks directly to one person.

For example:
As I was leaving the house for a movie night, my mother called out, "Enjoy yourself!"

"Yourselves" is used when a person speaks directly to a group of people (usually more than 1).

For example:
As my sister and I were leaving the house for a movie night, our mother called out, "Enjoy yourselves!"

A: tôi cần các bạn giới thiệu bản thân lần nữa

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A: Don't show yourselves!
> Is used in more immediate situations

Don't let yourselves be seen!
> Is used when warning someone in advance and is used more in literature and film.

A: It means the money will be needed by you during any lockdown and if you can't earn money.
See you through means to support.

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A: I would normally hear “See for yourself” and it would mean that something is obvious you just need to look or try it. It’s like saying the answer is right in front of you.