YOLO in German
YOLO in German is YOLO — YOLO means used informally to justify a bold, reckless, or spontaneous decision, from the phrase "you only live once.".
YOLO in German
YOLO
(slang) Acronym of you only live once, i.e. expressing the view that one should make the most of the present moment.
What does "YOLO" mean?
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verb Used informally to justify a bold, reckless, or spontaneous decision, from the phrase "you only live once."
""I'm quitting my job to travel," she said. "YOLO.""
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YOLO in a sentence
- "I'm quitting my job to travel," she said. "YOLO."
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What is "YOLO" in German?
"YOLO" in German is YOLO. YOLO means: Used informally to justify a bold, reckless, or spontaneous decision, from the phrase "you only live once."
How do you use "YOLO" in a sentence?
Example: ""I'm quitting my job to travel," she said. "YOLO."" In German, "YOLO" is YOLO.
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