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2nd person [[English pronouns|subject and object pronoun]].
 
2nd person [[English pronouns|subject and object pronoun]].
  
Contrasts with <span style="color:darkgray:">y'all</span> / <span style="color:#AAAAAA;">youse guys</span> for singular/plural in some US dialects.
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Contrasts with <span style="color:darkgray;">y'all</span> / <span style="color:#AAAAAA;">youse guys</span> for singular/plural in some US dialects.
  
 
The 2nd person can be used in the same way as French ''on'' "generique".  (comment peut-on savoir -> how can you (find out / know)?)
 
The 2nd person can be used in the same way as French ''on'' "generique".  (comment peut-on savoir -> how can you (find out / know)?)

Revision as of 15:38, 27 September 2019

2nd person subject and object pronoun.

Contrasts with y'all / youse guys for singular/plural in some US dialects.

The 2nd person can be used in the same way as French on "generique". (comment peut-on savoir -> how can you (find out / know)?)