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what are yall talkin about

Remember to use proper capitalization and grammar when posting on the forum ;) Some people are learning English, and we don't want to confuse them. Gracias y bienvenido a SpanishDict. :D - SonrisaDelSol, Jun 25, 2011

Answer 1

Nothing that concerns you. Go back to sleep.

Looooooool!!! Tocayo que bien la aplicaste!! :) - fjfuentesh, Jun 25, 2011

jejejeje, very funny Julian! - Destroyed99, Jun 25, 2011

Answer 2

Answer 3

NIce glitter. For me, I delete the ![alt text][1][1]:, and it still works. Just so ya know ;) - SonrisaDelSol, Jun 25, 2011

Yeah at first that happened, but then I edited it out. - eltennis97, Jun 25, 2011

Answer 4

More information about y'all and other plural you forms in English.

Y'all

Yinz

:) - Destroyed99, Jun 25, 2011

Answer 5

¿Yo hice qué? ¿De qué están hablando ustedes?

I debated with myself about the subject pronouns on this one. - webdunce, Jun 25, 2011

I still maintain that natives use the pronouns often and not just for emphasis. - 0074b507, Jun 25, 2011

Particularly usted, Q. I have seen that used a lot in movies. - webdunce, Jun 25, 2011

Answer 6

is it correct if I say "y're" to meant "you are"??

Not proper :) you are is you're - EL_MAG0, Jun 25, 2011

you're...it can be pronounced to rhyme with bore or with sure. I say it both ways. - webdunce, Jun 25, 2011

See my post about y'all, it's got links to wikipedia. - webdunce, Jun 25, 2011

Also, a small correction: it's "to mean" (not "to meant"). - webdunce, Jun 25, 2011

Yes. It can be found in most informal writing and is usually written as "you're". You can find an official link at: http://mw1.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/you're - territurtle, Jun 25, 2011

Supongo que a veces pueda verla escrito como "y're" si quieren mostrar que se pronunció en tal manera que se rimó con "sure" - webdunce, Jun 25, 2011

Pero con frecuencia es escrito como "yer" cuando quieren mostrar que se rima con "sure." - webdunce, Jun 25, 2011

looool! me voy a volver loco!! - fjfuentesh, Jun 26, 2011

Answer 7

"yall talkin"?

Actually it should be y'all talkin' (the apostrophes are supposed to be there) - webdunce, Jun 25, 2011

y'all is a contraction of you + all and is equal in meaning to ustedes. (Since our language forgot to officially give us separate pronouns for singular and plural you) - webdunce, Jun 25, 2011

talkin' = talking but is closer to how many English speakers actually pronounce the word in most circumstances. - webdunce, Jun 25, 2011

Bueno el traductor no traduce eso! - fjfuentesh, Jun 25, 2011

This is all considered non-standard English, but you will find that many native English speakers actually speak like this (including myself...it is very common in the Southeastern USA) - webdunce, Jun 25, 2011

Standard English uses you for both tú/usted and ustedes, but many regional variations of English have come up with a local plural form of you (you'ins, youns, yous, yous guys, you all, y'all) - webdunce, Jun 25, 2011