How to pronounce“you've”in English

you've made a powerful case for these things to be used the right way, but everyone here can also imagine them used

You've got snare drum and a kick drum and a cymbal.

You've described your childhood home as experimental.

You've called cars vessels.

You've talked about animacy, the soul of things.

You've done 60 million, right.

You've gotta have one specific type of card in the transit slot.

You've got the pressure with which you push out the tin and at the frequency of the nozzle.

You've got domains of tens of atoms, hundreds, thousands, even millions.

You've got the molten core, everything sloshing around, and you've got oceans, and you've even got the moon going around the Earth,

You've gotta take energy from somewhere to dissolve crystals.

You've got one side that gives up electrons, that's the anode, and you've got one that receives them, that's the cathode.

You've got two nickel sized men free in the world.

You've done enough. You've done enough.

You've heard about the reading wars in the US.

You've got to set up distribution channels, do the marketing, and if the patent is being given away for free.

You've often argued that the relationship between schools and families is stuck in compliance in what has to happen.

You've released so many classic songs.

You've released so many albums — do you even know how many?

You've seen it, then you have to let it go, you have to move past it.

You've described the sensation of driving an F1 car.

You've got to have resilience because there's going to be so many tough moments.

You've been to the best, so you're done.

You've heard this one.

You've got to do the checklist at the end of each chapter before moving on to the next chapter.

You've worked together for a decade.

You've all heard of heirloom tomatoes or heritage pork or something like that?

you've probably seen it in Senegal if you spend a lot of time there-- they will literally burn it until it's dry

You've said a few of them, which are true.

you've given both of you across uh the last few minutes of our conversation I also worry a little bit about a lot of our intuition for how products have worked and the impact they've had is

You've been invited to the White House.

You've got all these lovely family photos at the beginning, which, by the way, my daughter looked at like they are her family.

You've got a very dense, rich, fudgy brownie and a little hint of brightness at that first note with apricot.

You've got this.

You've opened for them, which is so incredibly impressive.

You've got ginger, garlic.

You've got your bone-in chicken and then loads of spices.

You've dropped two exciting-- a bit of bait there, pun intended.

You've been here, what, three months.

You've got so many great-- there's highlighting, you guys.

You've been changing topics raucously during this conversation, and I love it.

You've developed skills. You've worked so hard to be at the top company in the world.

You've done a lot of healing work on yourself and extracting that story.

You've interviewed more than 200 people, all of them with powerful stories.

you've done as well in telling their story.

You've got a lot of great podcasts and things like on that subject.

you've ever done before, we can have that double experience.

"You've had a horrible day.

- You've told this story a million times, - Uh-oh.