Youse
pronoun
Used to refer two or more persons or people. It is the plural form of 'you'.
What are youse doing tonight?

Often appears as...
- youse guys
- youse all
Usage tips
Informal
Colloquial
pronoun
Used to refer two or more persons or people. It is the plural form of 'you'.
What are youse doing tonight?

Often appears as...
- youse guys
- youse all
Usage tips
Informal
Colloquial
Definition 1 of 1

Regional Usage
Youse is common in some regions and might be unfamiliar or sound odd in others.

Youse are welcome to visit anytime!
Informal Tone
Suitable for casual conversations among friends or in informal settings, not for formal usage.

Are youse coming to the party?
Understanding Nuance
Youse can indicate a closer relationship or camaraderie when addressing a group.

Hey youse, let's get to work on this project together!
Regional Usage
Youse is common in some regions and might be unfamiliar or sound odd in others.

Youse are welcome to visit anytime!
Informal Tone
Suitable for casual conversations among friends or in informal settings, not for formal usage.

Are youse coming to the party?
Understanding Nuance
Youse can indicate a closer relationship or camaraderie when addressing a group.

Hey youse, let's get to work on this project together!
Regional Usage
Youse is common in some regions and might be unfamiliar or sound odd in others.

Youse are welcome to visit anytime!
Informal Tone
Suitable for casual conversations among friends or in informal settings, not for formal usage.

Are youse coming to the party?
Understanding Nuance
Youse can indicate a closer relationship or camaraderie when addressing a group.

Hey youse, let's get to work on this project together!
Video examples
One of the most...
the "you" form depends on the listener's gender. In many more, it depends on whether they are one or many, such as with German "Du" or "ihr." Even in English, some dialects use words like "y'all" or "youse" the same way.
Video examples
One of the most...
the "you" form depends on the listener's gender. In many more, it depends on whether they are one or many, such as with German "Du" or "ihr." Even in English, some dialects use words like "y'all" or "youse" the same way.
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