How do y’all feel about the usage of the word “y’all”?
Posted by jaymatthewbee@reddit | AskAnAmerican | View on Reddit | 3 comments
As an Englishman “y’all” isn’t something that is said in British English. Seeing someone write “y’all” immediately identifies the user as an American.
I remember the last time I travelled in the US around 10 years ago, I only heard “y’all” said in the southern states simply as a contraction of “you all”. However, I see the word being used everywhere and replacing other words as well. I’m seeing people using “y’all” instead of ‘all’, ‘you’, ‘ your’, ‘you’re’, ‘everyone’, ‘everybody’… for example I recently saw the sentence “who is y’all favourite YouTuber?”.
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