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Somewhat similar, here in Scotland we often say "youse" to mean "you and those with you", or "youse two" to mean "you two". A similar concept exists in Mandari
by GordonS 5y ago
Somewhat similar, here in Scotland we often say "youse" to mean "you and those with you", or "youse two" to mean "you two".
A similar concept exists in Mandarin Chinese, where "ni3" means "you" and "ni3men" to mean "you and those with you", but there is also "ta1" as a gender-neutral, singular "they" (that is, he/she), and "ta1men" as a gender-neutral, plural "they".