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Yo

Yo /j oʊ / ne a irin harshe na dabam interjection, fiye dangantawa da North American English . Al’ummar Italiya-Amurkawa sun shahara a Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, a cikin shekara ta 1940s.

Kodayake galibi ana amfani dashi azaman gaisuwa kuma galibi ana turawa a farkon jumla, yo na iya zuwa a ƙarshen jumla kuma ana iya amfani da shi don ƙarfafawa ko kai tsaye kan wani mutum ko ƙungiya ko don samun hankalin wani mutum ko kungiya.

Etymology da tarihi

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An fara amfani da inter inter yo a Turanci ta Tsakiya . Baya ga yo, an kuma rubuta wani lokacin io . [1]

Kodayake ana iya amfani da kalmar a cikin karni na 16, shahararta ta yanzu ta samo asali ne daga amfani da ita a yawan jama'ar Filadelfia na Amurka a karni na ashirin, wanda ya bazu zuwa sauran kabilu a cikin birni, musamman tsakanin Baƙin Amurkawa, kuma daga baya ya bazu. Philadelphia.

Daga ƙarshen karni na ashirin yana yawan fitowa a cikin waƙar hip hop kuma ya kasance yana da alaƙa da Ingilishi Ba'amurke Vernacular, kamar yadda aka gani a cikin taken Yo! MTV Raps, shahararren shirin kiɗan hip-hop na gidan talabijin na Amurka a ƙarshen shekara ta 1980s.

Sanannen amfani

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Misali mai yawa na magana shine almara Filadelfia Rocky Balboa, inda ake amfani da kalmar a duk fina -finan Rocky, kuma yana cikin layin alamar, "Yo, Adrian, na yi!", Wanda ke matsayi na 80 a cikin AFI's Jerin mafi kyawun maganganun fim 100 .

Kalmar " Yo, Blair. Me kuke yi? "ya kasance gaisuwa ce ta yau da kullun da Shugaban Amurka George W. Bush ya yiwa Firayim Ministan Burtaniya Tony Blair yayin taron G8 a Saint Petersburg, Rasha, a ranar 17 ga Yuli shekara ta 2006. Koyaya, wasu majiyoyi sun bayyana cewa amfani da kalmar "yo" Bush shine "tatsuniya" kuma a zahiri shugaban ya ce "Ee, Blair". [2]

Sauran amfani

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  • A cikin Baltimore, kuma mai yiwuwa wasu biranen, yo (ko kalma mai daidaituwa da ita) ta zama mai magana da tsaka-tsakin jinsi .
  1. Yo, Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary
  2. Susie Dent (2007) The Language Report: English on the move 2000–2007