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A yo-yo
(lemmy.world)
Translation:
Look what I have, Gaturro..
a Yo-Yo
And you? What do you have?
a You-You
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Also "yo" = "me", which is what makes the "tú" = "you" part funny
Although unless you’re familiar with someone, you should call it an usted-usted.
Depends on the country and all sort of other factors like gender, age, etc.
"funny"
It's like the lamest and unfunniest of word play.