Hello, native English speakers,
according to my dictionaries, "appreciate+someone" is grammatically wrong.
But here's a Youtube video "I appreciate you".
What do you think? Is it common to say "I appreciate you"?
It's common enough in usage. It's implied usually that you appreciate the person for something. "I appreciate you (for helping me cook breakfast)." etc. I would say it's used only when the context is extremely obvious.
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