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Is "You know what?" spoken when annoyed only? Besides being annoyed, what are other situations you can say "You know what?" e.g. You know what? Forget it. - You know what? never mind - You know what? You're a jerk. Is it okay to use it to suggest ideas or facts? e.g. - You know what? Bears look cute but kill more people than you think. - You know what? I wanted to surprise you, but you found out. In this case, should I use "Do you know?" instead? Thank you.

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“You know what” is just a way to get someone’s attention before you proceed with whatever you want to tell them. -You know what? My mom said my brother isn’t coming to Christmas after all -You know what? I knew their plan would never work -You know what? Sarah and Bill broke up The possibilities are endless.

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