The British pronunciation of to is [t? ]; The American pronunciation is [t? ]。
As a preposition, the meaning is correct; For; (indicating direction) to; Arrive; (indicating indirect relationship) Here. As an adverb, it means going (indicating direction); Close (a door)
The British pronunciation of you is [ju]; The American pronunciation is [j? ]。
As a personal pronoun, it means you; You; (Generally speaking) anyone.
Related examples:
May I introduce Mr Robinson to you?
May I introduce Mr Robinson to you?
I have no time to write to you at all. ?
I have no time to write to you at all.
Extended data:
First, the meaning of "to"
For, for
These two prepositions can be used with displacement verbs to indicate the direction of action.
1 and for are often used with verbs such as be bound, be booked, destined, leave, impress, head, leave, make, set, set, out, start, steer, etc. To is often used with verbs such as come, drive, fly, get, go, lead, March, move, return, ride, travel and walk.
2.for often means "moving towards the goal"; To means "moving towards the ultimate goal".
Second, the usage of the word you
Pronouns (pronouns)
1, you are the second person pronoun, which means "you, you, you". After being used as subject or object or preposition, it can also be used alone.
2. It can also be used with nouns or adjectives to call someone "you, you" angrily.
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