Meaning
You — the ordinary second-person pronoun, singular, serving as subject, object, and possessive alike ('yuh gwaan', 'mi tell yuh', 'yuh house'). For more than one person Patois switches to 'unu' (you-all), a distinction English lost. Unstressed, it often softens to 'yu'.
Examples
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Weh yuh a go?
Where are you going?
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A fi yuh dis?
Is this yours?
Origin
From English 'you'; plural is 'unu'. See [[unu]], [[mi]].
How it’s used
'you' (singular), all cases; plural is [[unu]].