All gramatical usage depends on its context.
In the case of 'Harry and you,' or 'Harry and myself', did you perhaps mean to ask, 'Is it Harry and me (or I) or Harry and myself?'
If this is so, your question might've been automatically changed by a WikiAnswers bot to cut out the terms 'I' or 'me' or 'my', which WikiAnswers' administration believes might lead other users to feel somehow excluded. This frequently happens. Someone asked a question about King Charles the First, writing 'Charles I': WikiAnswers changed it to 'Charles you', so that it made no sense at all!
If you want to know whether, or when, to use someone else's name (in this case, 'Harry') together with 'I' or 'me' or 'myself', you simply think about how you'd form the sentence without 'Harry' in it.
You might want to say, '(This music appeals to) me,' or 'I (like this music)', or 'I (would like to choose the music) myself.'
Bringing Harry into it, you could say, for example:
'(This music appeals to) Harry and me,' or 'Harry and I (like this music),', or 'Harry and I (would like to choose the music) ourselves.'
or, if you want to know about 'Harry and you':
'(Does this music appeal to) Harry and you?' or 'Do you and Harry (like this music)?'
'Myself' is frequently used unnecessarily to avoid using 'I', simply because some people have been taught that the use of 'I' indicates egoism, or sounds self-centred. Some people even believe one shouldn't begin a sentence with the word 'I'. This is nonsense.
Substituting 'myself' for 'I' is correct and effective when used reflexively: 'I will choose the music myself,' or 'I tripped and injured myself,' or for emphasis: 'If you won't do it, I'll just do it myself!', but to say 'Harry and myself enjoyed the concert,' or 'Jo gave tickets to Harry and myself,' is a bit clumsy when you could as easily say, 'Harry and I enjoyed the concert,' or 'Jo gave tickets to Harry and me,'.
When in doubt about the use of 'I' or 'me' in a sentence with 'and', try cutting out the 'and' part of the sentence - in this case, 'and Harry' or 'Harry and'.
Then you'll have:
'This music appeals to me,' or
'I like this music,'
You can see straight away where 'Harry and', or 'and Harry' will fit in.
Sometimes, when you're not certain, you can try saying the sentence out loud. If it feels comfortable when you say it, you've quite likely got it right.
Harry is 5ft 10 and his name is harry styles not harry style
No, in fact Harry is Harry, as you should have guessed yourself.
The phrase "pull myself together" is an idiom.
I Can Do Bad All By Myself was released on 09/11/2009.
As the title suggests, Harry Potter.
What is Harry naturally good at chapter 9
No. Eric Carmen did.
harry connick Jr. did a son about a church and barbq stand- I have been trying to find it myself!
I'm trying to answer this same question myself, cheers!!
No, they published millions of the seven books only for yourself... in many different languages... Millions of people have read the Harry Potter books.
Hi I am not sure that much myself but i think it is a social network for Major Harry Potter Fans. It nowhere near as popular as facebook but sorts you into a house at hogwarts and finds out your patronous I hope this helps and i might join myself x
I have never received one or bought one myself but reviews I have read seem to think they are.
The book sold 11 million copies on the first day released in UK and US. Being a big Harry Potter fan myself, I was appalled when I first learned this. Go Harry Potter! Keep going strong! :)
i believe myself they are pretty hard to find but recently i was at family video and saw them there i believe myself they are pretty hard to find but recently i was at family video and saw them there
That is the correct spelling of the pronoun "myself."
me myself and i me myself and i me myself and i
Yes, there are wizards. I am one. We live secret lives separated from society. I personally live in, what you may call, a ghetto in the outskirts of my town. My master forbidded me to use magic to get a better home, however I sometimes do use spells to give myself steady rashions of food to keep myself alive.