yun
- pronoun
- UK
:
tú
- Hey yun, could you help me with my homework later?
If you're trying to just walk down a hill, your right knee is going to start hurting.
- If you're trying to just walk down a hill, your right knee is going to start hurting.
- You know, your joints, your bones will reward you as you grow older.
- Now you, you want smart, hungry, energized people that can energize others, excite others.
- So people will say why you didn't drop your special on Netflix, why you didn't do this, but are you in the space that I'm in?
- That's why you feel like a Red Cross blanket.
- She's doing, you know, she's she got involved.
- So it sounds like you made him the friends of benefits.
- So this is my life, you know, I just know the stories, you know, I know the stories.
- And the breakthrough Initiative, like to their huge credit is sponsoring, you know, getting over these.
- I just lean in on that answer. So it's either you, you can do it
- Well, you know, I don't know what to say about that because you would.
- It's like just what your favorite gamer or comic who talks about completely different things.
- And then when you find out they haven't I just the constant, the constant bad news associated with that job.
Examples
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Now yun, you want smart, hungry, energized people that can energize others, excite others.
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I heard that yun is going to the concert this weekend.
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You are you are you are you are you are.
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You are you are you are you are you are.
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You know, your joints, your bones will reward you as you grow older.
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In all the tests that probably you have as a student, you have datas, you have the information and you can solve it.
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Now you, you want smart, hungry, energized people that can energize others, excite others.
Synonyms
2
9.9
An informal written spelling of you that shows casual speech
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9.9
A dialect form of you used for one person in parts of Northern England and Scotland
A way of saying you used in Caribbean English and informal speech
Surface Forms
Etymology
Yun used as a casual address likely comes from fast speech of you or from the word young. A helpful way to remember it is to hear it as 'you'n' or 'young' said quickly, which is why people use yun to talk to someone informally or to a young person.