(dialect) The group spoken or written to.
(dialect) The group spoken or written to.
What are yous kids doin?
“Well enough thank yous cutienub~ Just need to remake the telegram now x3x”
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Aussie and Kiwi vocabulary — bogan, daggy, brekkie, sheila, bach, jandals — the whole Antipodean lexicon, including outback dialect, surf and beach culture, and Sydney/Melbourne street slang.
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massive shoutouts (and thank yous!) to James and Aika for keeping their charges safe - that was CHAOS out there last night! Some people REALLY need to get a lesson in how to fucking TREAT people!!! you do NOT just TO…
“Yous godt tha bone strugchure Augs!”
“massive shoutouts (and thank yous!) to James and Aika for keeping their charges safe - that was CHAOS out there last night! Some people REALLY need to get a lesson in how to fucking TREAT people!!! you do NOT just TOUCH them without fucking permission!!! *growls* #MetGala26”
“Fifth floor, goddamnit. Da Man on Five. Yous got so much t'seh 'bout Chicaaahgo n' yous can't eben get yer culchurl refrences raite”
“Caring for someone with dementia takes a village 💙 🎙️ Dr. Marie‑Lee Yous discusses how community-based care can make a real difference. ▶️ Watch now: www.youtube.com/watch?v=wbAQ... #DementiaAwareness #Caregivers #CommunityCare”
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Scottish and Irish dialectal second-person plural pronoun — the local equivalent of 'you all', 'youse', or 'y'all'. In a linguistic landscape where standard English awkwardly uses 'you' for both one person and a whole crowd, 'yez' fills the gap with a bit of regional personality. You'll hear it across Scotland and Ireland as a perfectly natural way to address a group, and it carries a warmth and informality that the standard form just doesn't.