s/o pronunciation and stuff

linzpinz14 · February 2009

What do you use to mean a group of people as in, you guys or y'all?

I say you guys, but my family is from Pittsburgh and they say yins. I thought that was just a Pittsburgh thing, but I am curious if anyone else says it.

Mominator · February 2009

Well, I say "you guys" or "you all" but local dialect here is "youz". Klassy, huh?

mfield · February 2009

"you guys"

Sometimes I say "Hey you guuuuyyyys" like from the Goonies

tonysbride2b · February 2009

Mostly you guys, but I've been known to throw a y'all around (it just rolls off the tongue so nicely!).

madison · February 2009

You guys. Even if it's a bunch of women.

jenifairies · February 2009

guilty of y'all. although I do say you guys a lot, too. Raised in OK by some yanks.

lizzie53084 · February 2009

Ya'll. But people laugh sometimes so I say 'you all' or 'you guys'

Danyielv1 · February 2009

You guys.

Smores730 · February 2009

ya'll

1MusicMaker · February 2009

y'all

I grew up in SC.

Skipperg82 · February 2009

You guys...

Lol at the pittsburgh thing - I went to Pitt for undergrad (from MI originally) and I thought those people were crazy!! Yinz?? Gum-bands? ?Buggies??

It took me awhile to get used to it....?

linzpinz14 · February 2009

Skipperg82:

You guys...

Lol at the pittsburgh thing - I went to Pitt for undergrad (from MI originally) and I thought those people were crazy!! Yinz?? Gum-bands? Buggies??

It took me awhile to get used to it....

Just checking my Pittsburgh vocabulary,

Gumbands = hairties and buggies= strollers

Am I right???