Robin Garr wrote:Is it Pittsburgh or Philly where they use the variant "Yoonz"?
Jeff Cavanaugh wrote:Robin Garr wrote:Is it Pittsburgh or Philly where they use the variant "Yoonz"?
Pittsburgh. It's an Appalachia thing - I have friends from West Virginia and even Eastern KY that say it.
Becky M
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Sat Jun 07, 2008 5:02 pm
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Robin Garr wrote:Barbara A wrote:Gayle DeM wrote:Or you could go Upper Midwest and invoke the term "Youse guys!"
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Is it Pittsburgh or Philly where they use the variant "Yoonz"?
In Pittsburgh It's "Yinns" So due to growing up in Pittsburgh, Living in NJ, WV & KY, I can can say yins, youse and ya'll in the same sentence!!!
Madeline M
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Tue Sep 01, 2009 3:17 pm
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Steve P wrote:Jeff Cavanaugh wrote:Robin Garr wrote:Is it Pittsburgh or Philly where they use the variant "Yoonz"?
Pittsburgh. It's an Appalachia thing - I have friends from West Virginia and even Eastern KY that say it.
My TN (to the core) Hillbilly cousins say "All Ya'll"....As in "Is all ya'll going to the Golden Coral with us t'night? ?
David Clancy
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Thu Mar 01, 2007 12:09 pm
A couch in Andy's house.
Steve P wrote:Jeff Cavanaugh wrote:Robin Garr wrote:Is it Pittsburgh or Philly where they use the variant "Yoonz"?
Pittsburgh. It's an Appalachia thing - I have friends from West Virginia and even Eastern KY that say it.
My TN (to the core) Hillbilly cousins say "All Ya'll"....As in "Is all ya'll going to the Golden Coral with us t'night? ?
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David Clancy wrote:I have personally heard "have a gooder" at least five times in the last month...local thing?? Hmmm.
David Clancy
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Thu Mar 01, 2007 12:09 pm
A couch in Andy's house.
Sorry I missed it this year and also sorry he thought I was you (your much cooler...)! Have a gooder!!David R. Pierce wrote:David Clancy wrote:I have personally heard "have a gooder" at least five times in the last month...local thing?? Hmmm.
Gooder and gooden. WTF did that come from?
(Side note: I had a guy approach me at Fest of Ale Saturday convinced I was you.)
David R. Pierce wrote:David Clancy wrote:I have personally heard "have a gooder" at least five times in the last month...local thing?? Hmmm.
Gooder and gooden. WTF did that come from?
(Side note: I had a guy approach me at Fest of Ale Saturday convinced I was you.)
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