Meaning of You say
A phrase used to refer to someone's spoken words or opinions.
In simple words: A way of expressing someone's words or thoughts.
You say in a sentence
- You say it's going to rain today.
- I believe you say what you truly feel.
- When you say that, it makes me think twice.
- You say you want to travel the world.
- Remember when you say you'll help me out?
How to use You say
It's used in both spoken and written English when reporting what someone has said. It's generally appropriate in most contexts.
Grammar pattern
standalone phrase
Memory hint
Imagine telling a friend, 'You say it like you mean it!'
Related words
Collocations with You say
- you say that
- you say it
- you say so
Synonyms for You say
- you state
- you declare
- you express
Common mistakes with You say
- Omitting the context makes it unclear who is speaking.
- Using it in formal writing without clear attribution.
- Confusing it with 'you said' when referencing past speech.
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Frequently asked questions about You say
What does You say mean?
A way of expressing someone's words or thoughts.
What is the definition of You say?
A phrase used to refer to someone's spoken words or opinions.
How do you use You say in a sentence?
You say it's going to rain today.
Can you give another example of You say?
I believe you say what you truly feel.
What are synonyms for You say?
Common alternatives include you state, you declare, you express.
What words go with You say?
It commonly pairs with you say that, you say it, you say so.
What are common mistakes when using You say?
Omitting the context makes it unclear who is speaking. Using it in formal writing without clear attribution. Confusing it with 'you said' when referencing past speech.
How do you pronounce You say?
US: //ju seɪ//, UK: //juː seɪ//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use You say?
It's used in both spoken and written English when reporting what someone has said. It's generally appropriate in most contexts.