Shouldn’t the Americanized version of “you’re” be spelled “yo’r”?
Hmm… Curious. 🤔
Edit: Didn’t think I needed to state that this was a joke. I was simultaneously playing on the Colour → Color and Centre → Center. It wasn’t that deep…
The word “Y’all’d’nt’ve” (“You all should not have”) is used where I live with no sense of irony. Your friends do you a favor, and it’s a natural reaction.
I’m just happy to see Americans using the correct “you’re” at this point.
There finally figuring it out……… 😜
Their*
Fucks sake.
It’s actually their’re.
woosh
woosh indeed
Kinda thick, aintcha?
Watt?
Their they’re now…don’t be hasty.
It’s not their they’re, it’s my they’re
Jesus crust.
Shouldn’t the Americanized version of “you’re” be spelled “yo’r”?
Hmm… Curious. 🤔
Edit: Didn’t think I needed to state that this was a joke. I was simultaneously playing on the Colour → Color and Centre → Center. It wasn’t that deep…
Ya’ll depending on the state.
EDIT: Thank you all for the grammar lessons. Seriously. I actually do enjoy learning about stuff like this!
Y’all is “you all”, the contraction occurs directly after the y.
The translation for this sign would be “y’all ain’t lonesome”.
spits on floor
Well that was uncalled for, sugar.
Or y’alls, which could mean either your or you’re depending.
“Y’alls dog got out again,” or
“Y’alls really tryin mah patience”
The word “Y’all’d’nt’ve” (“You all should not have”) is used where I live with no sense of irony. Your friends do you a favor, and it’s a natural reaction.
They probably learned it at one of the elite universities everyone from around the globe comes to the US to attend.