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Yous guys are all wrong. Yous guys is a northeast phrase (often used by jersey girls and long islanders) meaning you guys. The extra 's' is not silent and is added for no reason whatsoever. "Eh, maybe later I'll meet up with yous guys."
"Yous guys keep your mouths shut." "Very funny, least I'm not stupid like yous guys." |
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A version of "you guys," which is mostly associated with New Jersey, but is also heard in other metropolitan areas, such as New York and Chicago. It may also be spelled "youse guys" and is much better than saying "y'all." Yous guys want to go to the concert tonight?
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Pretty much sums up a bunch of people at once. Mostly used by Italians in Boston's North End/East Boston or on Boston's North Shore (Revere, Lynn) and also Medford and Everett. "you's are gonna come over afta ta play some cards, right"?
"hey, yous guys are invited ta my house... i'm gonna make sum veal with pesto". |
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A phrase, coined and made famous by Norman Hyatt. Refers to many, or just one person. "Yous guys want a bourbon?"
"Yous guys are really into those genuine drafts aren't yous" |
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midwest version of y'all What are yous guys up to?
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How the damn Yanks say ya'll
yous guys doesnt even sound right What yous guys going?
What ya'll guys doing |
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you all or y'all (why hasn't this been set straight in English?) yous guys come over here and let me show you how to use that wrench..
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