How to say yo in Japanese

よyo^☆

particle:

hey; you - at sentence-end; indicates certainty, emphasis, contempt, request, etc.
hey - after a noun; used when calling out to someone
hey; hold on - in mid-sentence; used to catch one's breath or get someone's attention

interjection:

yo; hey

Example Sentences

きみkimi にni ちょっとしたchottoshita ものmono をwo もってきたmottekita よyo。: I brought you a little something.
眠ったnemutta 方がいいhougaii よyo。: You should sleep.
行くiku よyo。: I will go.
それsore はha 私watashi のno 台詞daishi だda よyo！: That's my line.
言っi てte みmi たta だけdake だda よyo！: I'm just saying!

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