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Park sang joon Posted 11 years ago
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This is so () you

Megan: Do you remember Rebecca from high school? I bumped into her yesterday. She said hi to you.
Joan: Rebecca? I don't remember her.
Megan: I have something that might help you remember her. Here. (She gives her a yearbook)
Joan: Yearbook! Do you still keep it? This is so you. I lost mine years ago. (after finding Rebecca in the year book)
Oh, I know her. We weren't that close.

I'd like to know why "This is you," not "This is so like you."
Thank you in advance for you.
  

Top answer

park sang joon This is so you. It's typical of young peoples' conversation. "So" is an extremely popular (overused) word.

— AlpheccaStars

  • park sang joon This is so you.
  • It's typical of young peoples' conversation.
  • "So" is an extremely popular (overused) word.
  • It means: This reminds me very much of your essence and character.
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park sang joonThis is so you.
It's typical of young peoples' conversation. "So" is an extremely popular (overused) word.
It means: This reminds me very much of your essence and character.
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Thank you, AlpheccaStars, for your quick and very helpful answer. Emotion: smile
Then I'd like to know if "this is you" means "This reminds me
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park sang joonThen I'd like to know if "this is you" means "This reminds me of your essence and character."
No.
This is you. (Pointing to a person in a very old photograph.)
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