yo in Japanese
yo in Japanese is よ — yo means used as a casual greeting, similar to "hi" or "hey.".
yo in Japanese
よ
Pronounced: yo
(slang) A greeting similar to hi.
What does "yo" mean?
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intj Used as a casual greeting, similar to "hi" or "hey."
""Yo, what's up?" he said as he walked in."
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intj Used to signal presence, as when answering a roll call.
""Smith?" "Yo!""
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pron A gender-neutral third-person singular pronoun used informally in place of "he" or "she."
"Yo said yo would be here by five."
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yo in a sentence
- "Yo, what's up?" he said as he walked in.
- Yo, did you see the game last night?
- "Smith?" "Yo!"
- Yo said yo would be here by five.
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What is "yo" in Japanese?
"yo" in Japanese is よ. yo means: Used as a casual greeting, similar to "hi" or "hey."
How do you pronounce よ?
"yo" in Japanese is よ, pronounced "yo".
How do you use "yo" in a sentence?
Example: ""Yo, what's up?" he said as he walked in." In Japanese, "yo" is よ.
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