The structure is a contraction of "you all," combining "you" and "all" into a single syllable. It is used in certain British dialects, particularly in Northern England and parts of Yorkshire and Lancashire, as a second person plural pronoun, similar to "yous" or "youse" in other British dialects. People typically say "Yo'll need to come with us" or "What are yo'll doing later?"

“yo'll”的英语定义和含义

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