Eutrusca
19-01-2005, 11:18
In case you were wondering, "y'all" is Southernese for "all of you." :)
Is that a Texas "y'all" or from somewhere else?
Texas accents are cool. :p
Keruvalia
19-01-2005, 13:34
In case you were wondering, "y'all" is Southernese for "all of you." :)
In Texas, we use "Ya'll" (yeah, different placement of the ') to mean a group or a single person. I can walk up to just you, for instance, and say, "Howdy, E! How ya'll doin'?" Howdy, in this case, pronounced like: Ha-dee (a as in hat)
Jeruselem
19-01-2005, 13:43
Australians and Americans have the same bad habit of shortening words into meaningless garble. :)
The White Hats
19-01-2005, 13:52
Australians and Americans have the same bad habit of shortening words into meaningless garble. :)
One word for you: "Baht'at".
Findecano Calaelen
19-01-2005, 15:28
to this I add a fair ye well