you've

American  

[yoov, yoov, yuhv] / yuv, yʊv, yəv /

1. contraction of you have:

   You've already been there.

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you've British  

/ jʊv, juːv /

contraction

1. you have

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Usage

See contraction.

Example Sentences

“Whether they paid voluntarily or through collections, most Americans would probably agree that if you’ve paid back what you’ve owed, you’ve paid enough,” said Rich Williams, the chief customer officer at Summer, a company that works with employers and cities to connect people with student-loan benefits.

From MarketWatch

As long as you’ve been divorced for at least two years and he’s at least 62, which he is, your ex qualifies for spousal benefits.

From MarketWatch

“Whether they paid voluntarily or through collections, most Americans would probably agree that if you’ve paid back what you’ve owed, you’ve paid enough,” said Rich Williams, the chief customer officer at Summer, a company that works with employers and cities to connect people with student-loan benefits.

From MarketWatch

“But you know, you’ve just got to accept it.”

From Los Angeles Times

Which is not surprising if you’ve ever watched “Adventure Time,” where even every villain is also a protagonist.

From Los Angeles Times