You lot Meaning in English
expression
ˈju/ /ˈɫɑt/, /ˈɫɔt
YOO LAHT or YOO LAWt
jˈuː/ /lˈɒt
YOO LOT
Definition
A British English informal way to address a group of people, similar to 'all of you' or 'you guys.'
Usage & Nuances
Used mainly in British English; informal and sometimes slightly challenging or teasing. Not common in American English, where 'you guys' or 'you all' are used. May sound impolite if used in formal settings.
Spanish: vosotros - ustedes - vosotros (informal/plural)Portuguese (BR): vocês (informal/plural) - vocês aíPortuguese (PT): vocês (informal/plural) - vocês aíChinese (Simplified): 你们（口语/集体）Chinese (Traditional): 你們（口語/集體）Hindi: तुम लोग - तुम सबArabic: أنتم - أنتم جميعًا (عامية/جمع)Bengali: তোমরা সবাই - তোমরা লোকজনRussian: вы все - вы ребятаJapanese: あなたたちVietnamese: mấy người - các cậu - tụi nàyKorean: 너희들Turkish: sizler - siz hepinizUrdu: تم لوگIndonesian: kalian semua - kalian
Example Sentences
You lot are always talking in class.
basic
Who left the door open? Was it you lot?
basic
I made cookies for you lot.
basic
Alright, you lot, let's get moving!
natural
What are you lot staring at?
natural
I can't believe you lot forgot my birthday again.
natural