[rsynnott]

English is extremely stingy with pronouns in general; beyond singular vs plural they, there's also no proper plural you, no modern informal you (it was 'thou', but that's archaic), no exclusive vs inclusive we, and so on.

[BrandoElFollito]

> no exclusive vs inclusive we

Thank you for teaching me something - I did not know that this existed (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clusivity)

[mijoharas]

> there's also no proper plural you

I don't know what y'all are talking about.

[knorker]

All y'all use y'all?

[jmartrican]

I love y'all, both the word and y'all. Wish it was more widely used outside of the US South.

[fsckboy]

in my dialect of English we just say "you all" or "all of you"

[superdeeda]

> I don't know what y'all are talking about.

"You" can refer to either one person or multiple people.

[mijoharas]

And y'all only refers to multiple people. I guess it's kinda a plural "you". ;)

[umanwizard]

“You guys” is the plural form of “you” for the majority of American English-speakers in colloquial contexts.

[rsynnott]

Or "y'all", or "youse", or lots of other variants. But there's no standard, is the thing.