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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

I can not find it somewhere

Hi everyone,

Does anyone know what " Yours aye, Phil " mean?

I've seen it at the end of a written letter.

Thanks beforehand.
  

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"aye" can mean "always".

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  • "aye" can mean "always".
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"aye" can mean "always".
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"aye" can mean "always".

Really? Where? It certainly makes sense in the given context, but I have never seen it or heard it before.

Also: I can not find it somewhere should be I can't find it anywhere.
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Khoff"aye" can mean "always".

Really? Where? It certainly makes sense in the given context, but I have never seen it or heard it before.

Also: I can not find it somewhere should be I can't find it anywhere.
I had never heard it before I looked i
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Philip
Khoff
"aye" can mean "always".

Really? Where? It certainly makes sense in the given context, but I have never seen it or heard it before.

Also: I can not find it somewhere should be I can't find it anywhere.

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