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Says you Meaning in English

expression · lemma: say

ˈsɛz/, /ˈsɪz/ /ˈju
SEZ yoo
sˈɛz/ /jˈuː
SEZ YOO

Definition

An informal phrase used to challenge what someone has said, suggesting that you disagree or think what they said is not true.

Usage & Nuances

Very informal, often used humorously or playfully. Usually said quickly in conversation after someone makes a claim you doubt. Close in meaning to 'that's just your opinion.' Can sound mildly confrontational if tone is too serious.

Example Sentences

"You never help me clean." "Says you! I vacuumed yesterday."

basic

"This movie is boring." "Says you. I love it!"

basic

"You're always late." "Says you — I was early last time."

basic

"Those jeans look weird on me." "Says you — I think they look great!"

natural

"You can’t finish that pizza alone." "Says you. Watch me!"

natural

"Nobody likes my singing." "Says you — the crowd loved it last night!"

natural