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That would be incorrect use of "standard" English grammar. The irregular verb "to be" is conjugated thus:-
I am
You are
He is
She is
We are
They are
Thus to say "you is" in a formal situation would indicate to the people hearing you that you either had a poor command of "standard" English or that you had been brought up in a particular ethnic community where this form was common.
That said the use of "you is" in that particular community is, to me and possibly others, warm, charming and endearing. Language evolves and grammar changes there are no absolute rules, try and adapt what you say and how you say it to get the desired response in/from your target audience.
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∙ 10y agoIt depends on the sentence. Here's a correct usage for it: "That must have beed the best day you ever had."
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