You all Meaning in English
expression
ˈju/ /ˈɔɫ
YOO-AWL
jˈuː/ /ˈɔːl
YOO-AWL
Definition
An informal way to refer to more than one person when talking to a group, mainly used in American English as the plural of "you."
Usage & Nuances
"You all" is mainly American and informal; in other regions, "you" is used for both singular and plural. Common in the South and African American English. Variants include "y'all." Don't use in formal writing.
Spanish: ustedes - vosotros/vosotrasPortuguese (BR): vocêsPortuguese (PT): vocêsChinese (Simplified): 你们Chinese (Traditional): 你們Hindi: आप लोगArabic: أنتمBengali: তোমরা - তোমাদের সবাইRussian: вы всеJapanese: みなさんVietnamese: các bạnKorean: 여러분Turkish: sizler - hepinizUrdu: آپ سبIndonesian: kalian
Example Sentences
You all can sit down now.
basic
Are you all ready?
basic
Thank you all for coming.
basic
Do you all want to grab dinner after class?
natural
I’ll see you all at the party tonight!
natural
What did you all think of the movie?
natural