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Another common one is "y'all" but I'm not American enough to pull that off.
Ironically yall is from the south too
Yeah the south of England. It's just another word Y'all gave us and then abandoned like soccer.
What about the aussie/british “youse”
I always thought that was a New York thing.
I think it might have survived in the east coast working class.
It’s primarily a northern british (north of england, scotland, maybe ireland) lower classes thing. It got big in australia cuz well the original settlers were mostly just british prisoners (which is almost always lower class peoples).
I guess it also lowkey survived in lower class New England? Boston NYC?
Man, (neutral), southern is preferable for usage of y'all, but most people can pull it off. Edit: somehow forgot to type the most important part. Have some god damn faith.