English - Ojibwe Dictionary:

you

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Synonyms of the word "you":

gatepost	me	Me'n'u
me and you

The definition of word "you":

+14	1. being one especially
+9	2. pronoun which replaces the name of the person or persons being addressed (2nd person, singular and plural)
+1	3. pron people in general You learn from experience. You can't get a driving licence till you're seventeen in this country. They're saying now that margarine is bad for you. You meet a lot of people through work. You see, you can't be too careful. How do you get this thing to start?
+1	4. something resembling or closely identified with the person addressed: "That dress simply isn't you"
	5. in confidence
	6. restaurant menu (punning on the phrase "me and you")

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We have found the following ojibwe words and translations for "you":

	English	Ojibwe
1.	you	gii
2.	you	giin
3.	you	giinawaa
4.	you	giib

So, this is how you say "you" in ojibwe.

Expressions containing "you":

	English	Ojibwe
1.	also you	gegii
2.	as you know	gosha
3.	canoe: how many are you = §1/2	aaniin endaso-kameg = §1/2
4.	do you know him/her?	gigikenimaa ina?
5.	do you remember?	gimikwenden ina?
6.	have: you don't ~ to	gaawiin memwech
7.	How are you?	Aaniin ezhi-ayaayan?
8.	how are you?	aaniish naa?
9.	How do you feel?	aaniin e-inamanji`oyan?
10.	how old are you? §	aaniin endaso-bibooneziyan?
11.	how old are you? §	aaniin endaso-bibooneyan?
12.	how old are you?	aaniin endaso-biboonagiziyan?
13.	I'll see you'll later	giga-waabaminim naagaj
14.	I love you	gi-zaagi`in
15.	Is it you?	giin ina?
16.	it's up to you	booshke giin
17.	it's up to you	booshke ˛
18.	it is you	giindiwa
19.	know: do you ~ him/her?	gigikenimaa ina?
20.	loud: you're ~	gidoombiigiz
21.	love: Do you ~ me?	gi-zaagi` ina?
22.	love: I ~ you	gi-zaagi`in
23.	matter: have TH ~ with you	endiyan
24.	noise: you're ~y	gidoombiigiz
25.	only you	giineta
26.	only you	giinetawaa
27.	please: as you ~	abooshke giin
28.	remember: do you ~?	gimikwenden ina?
29.	repeat what you said	ikidon miinawaa
30.	say: repeat what you ~d	ikidon miinawaa
31.	see you again: I will ~	giga-waabamin miinawaa
32.	see you later	Giga-waabamin naagaj
33.	see you soon: I will ~	Giga-waabamin wayiiba
34.	see you: I will ~	giga-waabamin
35.	shame on you!	menisaadakamig
36.	such as you	giindiwa
37.	thank you very much	chi-miigwech
38.	thank you very much	gichi-miigwech
39.	thank you!	miigwech
40.	thank you!	wenjida
41.	thank you: very much	onjida
42.	what are you doing?	aaniin ezhichigeyan?
43.	whatever you say	booshke ˛
44.	whatever you say	booshke giin
45.	where are you from?	Aandi wenjibaayan?
46.	where are you going?	Aandi ezhaayan?
47.	Who are you?	Awenen giin
48.	woe to you!	giga-ojaanimizim
49.	would you mind?	daga sa naa
50.	you're a fish	gi-giigoonh i`iw
51.	you're welcome!	miigwech gayegiin
52.	you alone	giinetawaa
53.	you bet!	enange
54.	you don't say	hm
55.	you know	gosha
56.	you people	giinawaa
57.	you see	aaniish naa
58.	you see	aaniish inaa
59.	you see	aanish
60.	you see	aaniish
61.	you shall not	gego wiin
62.	you the one	giindiwa
63.	you too	ge-giin
64.	you: look at ~!	giin sa go
65.	you: what about ~?	giin sa go

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you

gii

giin

giinawaa

giib

also you

as you know

canoe: how many are you = §1/2

do you know him/her?

do you remember?

have: you don't ~ to

How are you?

how are you?

How do you feel?

how old are you? §

how old are you? §

how old are you?

I'll see you'll later

I love you

Is it you?

it's up to you

it's up to you

it is you

know: do you ~ him/her?

loud: you're ~

love: Do you ~ me?

love: I ~ you

matter: have TH ~ with you

noise: you're ~y

only you

only you

please: as you ~

remember: do you ~?

repeat what you said

say: repeat what you ~d

see you again: I will ~

see you later

see you soon: I will ~

see you: I will ~

shame on you!

such as you

thank you very much

thank you very much

thank you!

thank you!

thank you: very much

what are you doing?

whatever you say

whatever you say

where are you from?

where are you going?

Who are you?

woe to you!

would you mind?

you're a fish

you're welcome!

you alone

you bet!

you don't say

you know

you people

you see

you see

you see

you see

you shall not

you the one

you too

you: look at ~!

you: what about ~?