Definitions by SuburbanH
youse
All of you. A slick & smooth way to address more than one person at the same time whether the people be male/female. (If you want to specify a specific gender, it is appropriate that there be more than 1 person of the gender that you are specifying).
It was great chillin with ‘youse’?(a slick & smooth way to address males/females). ‘Youse guys' seem like team players(a slick & smooth way address males/females in a way that allows you to address males specifically ). And ‘youse gals' over there appear to be sassy & classy(a slick & smooth way to address males/females in a way that allows you to address females specifically). Now are 'youse' up for chillin old fashioned style?(a slick & smooth way to address males/females with a question).
ya's
You all-in the group.(A way to add a personable tone when addressing/referring to a small group of people).
I’ll see ya’s later!(the word ya’s adds a ‘personable tone’ when saying good-bye to 2 or more people in a group). What the heck are ya's doing?(the word ya’s adds a ‘personable tone’ when speaking/referring to a small group of people in a stressful situation).
You's
All of you-Everyone in the group. (A socially correct way to address/refer to 2 or more people at the same time whether the people be male/female. And yet, also a politically correct way to address/refer to a group of people whether the people in the group be male/female/gender neutral).
You.-A way to address one person in a neutral manner(not in a aggressive or defensive manner, but in a neutral manner). When you use the word 'you' in a sentence you are addressing one person in either a aggressive or defensive manner. By using the word"ya" in a statement you are addressing one person in a neutral manner. The word "ya" can be used to neutralize statements that have an aggressive or defensive tone.
I hope that 'you' didn't lose the shirt I let 'you' borrow. Dam, 'you' spilled fruit punch all over the shirt. I really don't know why I let "ya" borrow my shirt in the first place. (This is an example of a statement that starts off using the word 'you' to address the person in a defensive manner, then the word 'you' is used again to address the person in an aggressive manner, and at the end of this example the word "ya" is used to addresses the person in neutral manner which neutralizes the statement).
yooz
I'll see yooz later!(a slick way to say good-bye to males & females at the same time). How are yooz doing?(a slick intro to address males & females at the same time).
content
Information that is expressed/shared.
The English teacher who graded my essay said that the grammar in the essay that I wrote was terrible. However; my English teacher did say that the essay I wrote had very good content. And she said that even though my essay had terrible grammar; she is still going to give me a good grade of A- because the essay that I wrote had very very good content.