> because we don’t have a 2nd person plural tense. Case, not tense, technically. "Tense" is for verbs. English does have a variety of ways of indicating secon

> because we don’t have a 2nd person plural tense. Case, not tense, technically. "Tense" is for verbs. English does have a variety of ways of indicating second person plural: "ya'll", "y'ins", "you all", and "you guys" are the most common. It's a shame English discarded "ye". I like your alternate suggestions. In my family, we started using "bro" as gender neutral, at first ironically and now it's just stuck. I call my daughters "bro" all the time.