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The second person pronoun you is both singular and plural.

When speaking to one person, we say, "You seem happy today."

When speaking to a group of people, we also say, "All of you seem happy today."

In some regional dialects, the terms Y'all (a contraction of 'You all'), Youse (or "youse guys"), or You-uns("you"+"ones") can be used to indicate a plural 'You'.

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