What is your plural for "you"?

[Phil]

Coming from Glasgow originally it would have to be "yooze wans" but it's not in the list.

[Peter Crowe]

Coming from Glasgow originally it would have to be "yooze wans" but it's not in the list.

Yes indeed some folk I grew up with used that expression or variations thereof (youze, yez, etc.). However, many who like me speak Scottish Standard English and/or Scots with noticeable Glasgow accents do not. I always use you both plural and singular.

[Pleater]

Well - where I lived, the plural of thee was thou - though pronounced thei and thah.

King James bible English still going strong. Yeah.

Anne the Pleater :ootd:

[Dale-of-Cedars]

Well - where I lived, the plural of thee was thou - though pronounced thei and thah.

King James bible English still going strong. Yeah.

Anne the Pleater :ootd:

Yea verily!