Yousins
You lot. Plural you, stretched out the Ulster way. Close to youse, but yousins is the fuller you-ones shape.
Heard in Tyrone, Antrim, Derry, Down and Armagh
Are yousins coming down the town or what?
Shall I translate it into posh English for you, head?
Hello. Fear not, I am fluent in rascal. Here it is in posh English.
Are you all proposing to come into town, or not?
Questions
What does yousins mean in Ireland?
You lot. Plural you, stretched out the Ulster way. Close to youse, but yousins is the fuller you-ones shape.
Where in Ireland do people say yousins?
People say yousins in Tyrone, Antrim, Derry, Down and Armagh.
How do you use yousins in a sentence?
“Are yousins coming down the town or what?”
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Same phrase, other counties
- Antrim (not in the dictionary)
- Derry (not in the dictionary)
- Down (not in the dictionary)
- Armagh (not in the dictionary)