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"You people" and "People" as subjects

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Hola, I think I have a good question. How would I say "You people are friendly"? I looked it up on the translator, but it came up with a translation like, "La gente es simpática". How would I tell the difference between "People are friendly" and "You people are friendly"?

¡Gracias!

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updated May 11, 2013
posted by alexkill51

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You people are friendly. Ustedes son una gente amistosa.

People are friendly. La gente es amistosa.

updated May 5, 2013
posted by francobollo
I did not realize that. ¡Gracias! - alexkill51, May 5, 2013
De nada, my friend. - francobollo, May 5, 2013
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Lo siento, pero tengo una otra pregunta... Again, gracias for your answer, but what if I were to say "You baseball players are kind friends." (just an example).

¡Gracias!

updated May 11, 2013
posted by alexkill51
Ustedes, [los] jugadores de béisbol, son buenos amigos. - francobollo, May 7, 2013
¡Gracias again! - alexkill51, May 11, 2013