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Post #ARfPYb4IfxlleGv4d6 by [email protected] |
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I propose the use of the word 'youse' as a competitor to 'y'all… |
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Post #ARfPYb9GNVjttfF2Mi by [email protected] |
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@Loukas Pronounced "yeez", by the way. |
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Post #ARfPcgKh2qD78NXEo4 by [email protected] |
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@Loukas It's in regular use here in Scouseland (Liverpool/Merseyside) as in… |
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Post #ARfPjEZceROH4FdtRY by [email protected] |
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@Loukas Great idea. Scotland’s way ahead of you 😄 🏴… |
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Post #ARfQywi2wAtsFadeTo by [email protected] |
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@anarchic_teapot the forms I'm familiar with are /juːz/ and /jəz/ |
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Post #ARfR67dUi8fcAKvnfM by [email protected] |
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@Loukas 'youse' or 'yous' is somewhat common in New Zealand Eng… |
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Post #ARfR67iSPgdkPjFlOy by [email protected] |
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@RanaldClouston Maybe also influenced by immigration from areas of UK and Irela… |
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Post #ARfRHpQqDdvRBKawjo by [email protected] |
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@beansmeansbooks I'd be all for that, but I don't think it has a living… |
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Post #ARfRIkYbpR0WLvfSG8 by [email protected] |
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@Loukas very much already in use in the West of Scotland. |
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Post #ARfRIkdDYIh4aDp8RU by [email protected] |
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@tompearce49 yes, and in Liverpool and parts of Ireland. |
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Post #ARfRQergsNQ710Mc1w by [email protected] |
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@steely_glint @Loukas Philly and parts of the US are already using it. I still … |
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Post #ARfRQeweZvOFGOgZlY by [email protected] |
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@akareilly @steely_glint I'm no y'all hater, I just feel like an impost… |
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Post #ARfRXMdv1XaGWl7UJs by [email protected] |
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@Loukas +1. Used it all the time in Belfast and still do with Irish friends |
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Post #ARfRXMisj5YOm9RS3U by [email protected] |
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@lol it's so yousefull. |
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Post #ARfUncNsZ7nnqO3kJ6 by [email protected] |
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@Loukas I use it every now and then, and it always pleases me to hear it in the… |
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Post #ARfUncSUHzUM4gDQUS by [email protected] |
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@eivind let's reintroduce it to the wild like wolves |
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Post #ARfwWs7raBHSSYN5Ie by [email protected] |
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@Loukas ”you lot” is a good alternative too |
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Post #ARg8LyqlRNypZwwjbc by [email protected] |
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@Loukas @beansmeansbooks It's curious that the useful, functional distincti… |
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Post #ARg8Lyw57cEXqRQytU by [email protected] |
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@CiaraNi @Loukas @beansmeansbooks Probably Latin's fault 😁 Take singular… |
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Post #ARg8Lz0KrndW3dQNWa by [email protected] |
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@maxieq @Loukas @beansmeansbooks That does sound likely |
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Post #ARg8Lz9YJX0cWDjjtI by [email protected] |
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@beansmeansbooks @maxieq @Loukas Danish has the same distinctions. Though the f… |
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Post #ARg8LzHhpDWyvVYFbE by [email protected] |
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@beansmeansbooks @CiaraNi @Loukas Funny, in Swedish the formal plural you (&quo… |
