"you know"
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İn dialogues, native speakers usually use "you know" ,when talking about something?I don't know what it means.Could you share your ideas?

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"you know"
Hello
İn dialogues, native speakers usually use "you know" ,when talking about something?I don't know what it means.Could  you share your ideas?

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Hi it's just a conversation filler, to fill an empty spot in the conversation. A lot of English people add the phrase' innit?' [isn't it?]at the end of their conversation.

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This does not apply to English exclusively. When someone says 'you know' to the other he/she is chatting with,  I think he/she is trying to impart to the other that there's a common knowledge between them, that they're pals, you know?

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you know means you know. We may say this in any language.

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