you hear me
you hear me interjection: used to emphasize a command or an opinionated statement.
Interjection
you hear me?
- Used to emphasize a command or an opinionated statement.
- And do me a favor: forget all this happened. You hear me? It never happened. For your sake. We never spoke!2004, Intelligent Systems, translated by Nintendo of America, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Y ear Door, Nintendo, GameCube, level/area: Rogueport
- Synonyms:
- get it
Synonyms of you hear me
Forms of you hear me
| alternative form | you hear |
|---|---|
| alternative form | do you hear |
| alternative form | do you hear me |
| alternative form | did you hear |
| alternative form | did you hear me |
Questions about you hear me
- What does you hear me mean?
- You hear me means used to emphasize a command or an opinionated statement.
- What part of speech is you hear me?
- You hear me is an interjection.
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