'you knows' is not correct or usable in written English
It should be written as 'you know.' For example, "You know that I love you."
That's three "you knows," for those keeping score.
She speaks English quickly and colloquially, dropping frequent "you knows" into conversation.
How many "you knows" are written in the script and how many are natural conversational additions on the fly?
I was thrown into a world of 'Did you knows?'... the biggest piece for me is knowing how stinkin' many people this effects.
I know about "you knows".
But neither of you knows that yet.
Pulling aside your secret-as in no one but YOU knows-crush will not only be awkward for you, but them too.
His sentences are punctuated with 'you knows' galore as he struggles to articulate his singular cinematic vision.
There were a lot of 'likes' and 'you knows' in my speech, and there still are, but slightly less hopefully!
"They like put my parentheticals, my 'likes' and 'ums' and 'you knows,' on a wait list," she tells the crowd. .
If they don't understand feel free to use large amounts of winking and 'you knows'.
