<ul>
<li><p>你们 = you (plural)</p></li>
<li><p>你 = you</p></li>
<li><p>们 = plural</p></li>
</ul>

<p>Perhaps "ya'll" would be another suitable translation. </p>

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<p>They would be 他们。</p>

<p>他 = Him/Her</p>

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2019-09-25T04:21:47.420Z
I always interpreted 你们 as "ya'll" in my head even though Duolingo and every other learning source I've tried simply translates it as "you"
小奥利奥
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2019-09-25T04:24:31.497Z
@小奥利奥 Well “ya’ll” is a regional term and “you” can refer to multiple people, so that’s probably why.
Mou某
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2019-09-25T04:44:25.390Z
@user3306356 this is not place for your English jargon
小奥利奥
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2019-09-16T09:55:09.490Z
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Mou某
<p>你们不爱猫 means you (all) do not like cats/ all of you don't like cats<br>
你不爱猫 means you do not like cats<br>
他们不爱猫 they do not like cats</p>

<p>I guess you are confused because you think "you" must be singular?<br>
"You" can be singular or pural</p>

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2019-09-26T10:56:32.827Z
yeah thanks I did think you was only singular but after searching it up  I see it can be plural.
davidjohn long
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2019-09-24T22:32:18.930Z
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wada
<p>I'm really confused because I was taught that 们 is used as a plural word to do stuff like they and we but the sentence 你们不爱猫 apparently means you do not like cats shouldn't it be they don't like cats?</p>

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How dose the 们 work in sentences
# How dose the 们 work in sentences

(Asked by: username_0 on 2019-09-16)

I'm really confused because I was taught that 们 is used as a plural word to do stuff like they and we but the sentence 你们不爱猫 apparently means you do not like cats shouldn't it be they don't like cats?

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## 2 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2019-09-16. Score: 2

* 你们 = you (plural)
* 你 = you
* 们 = plural

Perhaps "ya'll" would be another suitable translation.

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They would be 他们。

他 = Him/Her

> **Comments:**
> **username_2**: I always interpreted 你们 as "ya'll" in my head even though Duolingo and every other learning source I've tried simply translates it as "you"  
> **username_1**: @username_2 Well “ya’ll” is a regional term and “you” can refer to multiple people, so that’s probably why.  
> **username_2**: @user3306356 this is not place for your English jargon  

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### Answer by username_3 on 2019-09-24. Score: 1

你们不爱猫 means you (all) do not like cats/ all of you don't like cats  
你不爱猫 means you do not like cats  
他们不爱猫 they do not like cats

I guess you are confused because you think "you" must be singular?  
"You" can be singular or pural

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: yeah thanks I did think you was only singular but after searching it up  I see it can be plural.  

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