Can 吧 be used right after every other verb to indicate that one can go ahead and do that? I know 你去吧 means that you can go ahead and leave the place where you are standing in. Thus I think 去吧 is also correct to cut off the word 你. Like instead of saying the meaning You can go, you just want to say yeah, go ahead.
Can 吧 be used right after every other verb to indicate that one can go ahead and do that? Such as:
吃吧 (to indicate that you can of course start eating, no need to wait or to be scared)
看吧 (to indicate that you can of course watch/look at something, it is allowed)
说吧 (to indicate that you can of course say something you wanted to say, it is not wrong)
坐吧 (to indicate that you can of course sit down, don't be afraid, do like your own house).
看吧 is more complex than your expression.
看吧 is often used on the context of showing &quot;After all, What I did/told/spoke/said is right.&quot;
e.g.
看吧~~~往東邊才是對的。 (lengthen the sound of 吧)
看吧！就跟你說車子壞了。