passing the ball to you; letting you take over; your turn to take over [colloquial]

someone who says things said by others, meaning a person lacks the critical and analytical skills to process information

go to hell; fuck off [colloquial]

lit. you would fall or trip over on the street, a swearing phrase use for cursing someone to fall or go to hell

“and you call yourself a ganster” / “what type of gangster are you?” / “don't you know the rules?” (used in a mocking tone) [colloquial]

you (plural)

your; yours

yourselves [written]

tit for tat; eye for an eye

an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth; one is being forced to commit evil acts because others are being evil to him / her

You first

don't you worry [colloquial]

how about you?; what about you?; you?; and you?; this…of yours [colloquial]

why are you being so arrogant / cocky / vain

you're such a jerk; you're such a prick [colloquial]

(pronoun – plural) you

your's (spoken)

yourselves

seriously?; no way, you got to be kidding!; no way, are you serious? [colloquial]

Your people

your's (spoken)

you guys; you all

how are you?

you have done great, can also be use sarcastically / you have courage, you have the guts

you wish (spoken)

your kindness will be returned tenfold [written and colloquial]

get lost!; go to hell! [colloquial]

you have your life, I have mine [written and colloquial]

one always can come up with a strategy to overcome another strategy

You and me go a different way