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So, I am. I'm. I'm. You are. This can be 'your' or, better yet, let's reduce it, 'yer'. Notice
Did you notice the contraction of 'you are' to 'yer'? Yer, you're going to. Listen again.
[Cockney accent] Yer right, I'm Amy Walker.
"A body can't be too partic'lar how they talk 'bout these-yer dead people, Tom."
Yer the feeling is dreaming Around
They're almost always reduced in a sentence, 'yer', 'er'.
But in a sentence: yer, yer.
So for example, yer birthday.
'You are' becomes 'yer'. Right: we use a Stop T here, 'you're right', 'you're right'.
Ya'll get up on yer feet
Quote, (southern accent) "If you wouldn't put it in yer mouth,
don't you dare expect yer dog to eat it."
Digging for apples, yer honour!'
'Sure, it's an arm, yer honour!'