Translating "you + noun"

Question

How would one translate a phrase such as "you students" or "you workers", such as in the sentence: "What are you students/workers/other noun doing right now?"

Thank you for filling out your profile mate , worth a vote from me , if I have not already done so welcome to SD mate ,best of luck. - ray76, May 20, 2015

Have a vote Joe. - ian-hill, May 20, 2015

I wonder if any of our well known native Spanish speakers will answer you. Suerte. - ian-hill, May 20, 2015

Answer 1

What are you students doing right now? = ¿Que estan haciendo ustedes ahora?. If you are saying this in person, the use of * estudiantes/ trabajadores* is implied.

If it is writen, I'd say something like: Hey! Ustedes, trabajadores, ¿Que estan haciendo?

Thanks mate , I imagine it is written ,probably in an essay . - ray76, May 20, 2015

:) - ian-hill, May 20, 2015

Answer 2

I am not a native and my Spanish is "dodgy" but here is an example .-

¿Qué estás haciendo en este momento ustedes estudiantes ( trabajadores)?

Thanks Ray...I wonder why no one has bothered to answer this. - rac1, May 20, 2015

They are too busy fawning over newbies "Sin perfiles" - ray76, May 20, 2015

That sounds about right to me Ray. - ian-hill, May 20, 2015