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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˌwʌt seɪ ˈjuː/ · UK /ˌwɒt seɪ ˈjuː/
what say you means: Used to ask someone what they think or what their answer is.
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Used to ask someone what they think or what their answer is.
- What say you? Is this a good plan?
- I think we should wait; what say you?
- What say you, my friends, about this new idea?
Used in court to ask whether someone admits guilt, or to ask a jury for its decision.
- Members of the jury, what say you?
- What say you to this charge: guilty or not guilty?
- The judge asked the foreperson, “What say you?”
Used to suggest a plan and ask whether someone agrees to it.
- What say you if we walk home?
- What say you if I cook dinner tonight?
- What say you if we meet here again tomorrow?
Used to ask whether someone would like something, such as food, a drink, or an activity.
- What say you to some tea?
- What say you to joining us for lunch?
- What say you to another game before we leave?
Questions about what say you
What does what say you mean?
Used to ask someone what they think or what their answer is.
What is what say you in other languages?
Türkçe: ne dersin · Español: qué dices · Français: qu'en dites-vous · Deutsch: was sagst du · Italiano: che ne dici · 日本語: どう思う
How do you pronounce what say you?
In American English /ˌwʌt seɪ ˈjuː/; in British English /ˌwɒt seɪ ˈjuː/.
How do you use what say you in a sentence?
What say you? Is this a good plan? I think we should wait; what say you?
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