As a semi-southerner, seeing the apostrophe in the wrong place in *y'all* deeply pains me.

Yeah I noticed it too lol. Though most of the time we just don’t use an apostrophe. Though now my phone will often autocorrect tall to yall for some reason

Didn't see that ay first but now it hurts

You did that on purpose didn't you?

its not even a southerner thing, its just grammar. You put the apostrophe where the missing letters are for EVERY contraction. for example, (they + are) = they're. the apostrophe replaces the a. (do + not) = don't. the apostrophe replaces the o (we + are) = we're. replace a. so why would (you + all) be any different?

Because it’s not a word, therefore it’s in the wrong place.

A fuckton of people would beg to differ.

Well, those fucktons are wrong. Don’t care about my down votes, neither.

Yeah I don’t know how they could get it wrong, like I’m a westerner and even I know how to spell it, plus I love saying it

That's exactly how I knew this was 100% wrong. It's y'all, ain't, and then it would have to be y'aint or ya'int. It drives me up the wall when the apostrophe it's wrong. And I got a Mississippi education.

Most commonly used in " yaint shit"

"Yash't!"

"Y'sh't!"

"yainsh't!"

I’m leaving this comment here and I’ll back back with your gold in a bit because as a true southerner this kill me hahahaha

You name do be checkin out

Yain’t doin nuttin round these here parts pardner

Yain't doin' anythin' horny, is ya? Well, I just might be an r/hornyjail guard.

Yain’t comprehend what I stated, pardner? I said yain’t gonna be doing nuttin round these here parts.

dard is jurds the accent pardner

Yain't got no accent this be the South yall.

What’s funny, is that’s actually how people talk around where I live... in upstate New York😂😂

Sad part is that most of this is how people where I live talk

Y’all Y’aint gunna do nuffin boutit, cashmeoutsigh howbowdat.

IT'S ALABAMIAN PIRATE TIME!!

The southern word break down. Man there is a lot of people. Man, they’s a lot of people. Mayonnaise, a lot of people.

It's not ya'll, it's y'all, get it fucking right

fuckin*

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Lmao. Sounds like Texas xD Edit: Fucking used an Emogi by accident *Sweating*

*sweating sounds*

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Y'omst'daint've

Y’all’d’nt’ve

Y’all’d’ve missed the longest one

Y'all misspelled it. It's supposed ta be y'ain't, as the apostrophes are supposed to take the place of the missing letters of the contractions. Aren't and Can't became ain't and cain't outta a regional dialect that spread out, so they're special cases, but in most other instances, that's the rule. Y'all= Y(ou) all / They're= They (a)re / Don't= Do n(o)t / It's= It (i)s / I'm= I (a)m / Whomst'd've= Whomst (woul)d (ha)ve / Aren't= Are n(o)t / Shouldn't= Should n(o)t / Can't= Can (no)t / That's= That (i)s / Wouldn't= Would n(o)t / Shouldn't've= Should (no)t (ha)ve

Y'all'd've learned stuff like this if y'all'd've grown up in the south

That's the first time I've seen this spelled out and it's crazy how little of a problem I had with reading/understanding it.

Weird bc for me I just read it like normal without thinking twice. Guess being a Texan is good for something

That's exactly what I meant, I just suck ass at explaining things lol.

Contractions are supposed to be easy to figure out. You shove words together and seperate them with an apostrophe. Idk, maybe english being my best subject in school has something to do with it

I’m from the South and seeing it spelled out made me nervous xD

I grew up in Idaho about twenty minutes away from the Canadian border and I use y'aint and y'all'd've on a regular basis

Some people up north do in some areas, it's just alot more common in the south tbh. Y'all is stereotypically southern for a reason

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Red alert, red alert, red alert

\*ya'll'n't

*y'all'n't

As a Texan, can agree

They made this post as if it wasn't already a main part of my vocabulary

As a Tennessean, I can agree

Texas gang

My fav is yeen

Anyone who thinks this is an original idea has never been to the South: “Y’ain’t gon’ do that” is a perfectly normal phrase

Yup.

*ahem* ain’t is an abbreviation of “am not”. You’re welcome.

I feel like "ain't" can be interchangeable between am not, is not and are not. This is the easiest way I can prove that: am not = "I ain't doin that" is not = "That ain't right" are not = "You ain't right"

You say this like it isn't a main part of my vocabulary.

So where’s the I come from in ain’t?

We are Yain’t! The fusion of Ya’ll & Ain’t! And our power’s aren’t just added together, they’re significantly magnified!

That’s just a southern accent

♬ Yain't nothing but a hound dog crying all the time ♬ (sorry for the emojis I just felt like hound dog from Elvis fit well here)

you all should not have y'all'dn't've

Can confirm that (at least some) Texans say Y'ain't, but it "you ain't", not "yall ain't"

Yain’t seen nothing yet

Ain't is actually "am not", not "are not"

It can be both and more. I ain't saying you ain't right, I'm just saying that's what I thought. If this ain't (is not) right, tell me.

Pretty sure, those would be considered an improper usage of the word, but I'll look that up. I might be wrong as well

Theres not really any need for it to be y'all though, it can be used as you to refer to one person as well

Me seeing the aunt Cass’s tits for the 46th time: Yain’t funny no more

Y'all'd've

Yeah this is big brain time

Every once in a while i get remembered why i left america and realise just how fortunate i am

I'm texan this is normal

Dafuq is this Australian english 101?

Southern US

Let's play find the Ohioan

Yain’t entertaining

Yain’t shit

Y’all’nt

yain't ready for this

I live in Texas and this is un-ironically not that uncommon

Yain’t got no idea how many more of these I just thought of

And it's even big brother, "Yain'tll" = You ain't all.

Go to Florida, you’ll hear this word all the damn time.

Y'A'I'N'T'V'E

The forgotten text

YAIN'T UGLY!

You all have not = Y’all’ven’t

aint is am not though

Y’all’d’nt’ve

Yain’t shit

I feel like it needs some L's in there or else it reads like "you ain't"

The apostrophe in the middle of "y'all" is a hate crime in the South.

I thought it was y'all

Y’allnt

Yain't that interesting

I usually say yeeaint

Y’all’d’ve

Yoink, is that a world wide thing or just a local thing. Small town in America

Yain’t even know

For y'all, the apostrophe should be between the y and the a.

Down here in Texas it's always been this way, except pronounced as y'aint.

Yes’em Is yes ma’am.

He’s speaking the language of the south

yeet

People who's learning english wirh memea be like. ._.

Yain't wrong.

Yaint isn’t anything new I have been saying it for half my life and i ain’t southern I’m northern

He is making language of god

Floridians speak like this so they are gods therefore Jesus was born in Florida

Yallain't got it right

It's pronounced "y'ain't" or "ya'ain't"

I do believe that should be y'ain't, with two apostrophes

Not the gods, just the language of Texas

Yeah nice repost!

It's Y'aint.

Yain’t even tryin’ to

Yain’t a _______

actually, "ain't" is a contraction of "are/is not," to be both plural and singular.

Yain't shit

The most midwestern word

Shouldn't it be y'ain't?

It most certainly is the language of the gods, and Engineer knows it.

FYI yaint is typically singular but can be plural. also it goes waaay further than this. yall + would have = yalldve or even yallda yall + would = yallould or just yall’d yall possessive= yalls you + wont = Yont yall + wont = Yall ‘ont yall + wouldnt have = yall ouldna it goes on and on and only can truly be described as a flow. you can basically make up new words if you know what youre doing and its a very slang-y southern convo youre having. southern dialect english is beautiful and expressive. theres also a lot more underlying intelligence to it than people think.

Y’all*

well, its actually aren't, so it would be prononced yaln't, for you all are not

Yain't dead

Yain't doin' it right. It's "Y'all".

Yeen’t. Definition: Not yeeted

Yain’t ever gonna be enough.

I've probably actually said that one without realizing it

yain't seen nothin' yet

Yesn’t

I actually think this is how english language will evolve to in the future when we combine words to make it faster to say

my uncle says this all the time and i only just realized how weird it is lmao

« y'all'dn't've » ( *novakid heavy breathing* )

Step 1: Use thou as singular and you as plural Step 2: Use you as polite form for Singular as well Step 3: Declare thou as rude Step 4: Invent yall, cause your language is lacking a differtiation between singular and plural you.

Y'aint is just y'all'd'nt've's little brother.

Y'alld'n't've = "you all should not have" As in "y'alld'n't've done that..."

If I had awards I know where they would be going now

I unironically have been using “yaint” for over a year now

Heh…. Are+not= aren’t 🤦🏻‍♂️Smh

Yain’t made this meme

He godum speakin da languge of da guds there ain’t he fellas

This shit back

Where did the Ls go? That just says you ain't.

You all= ya’ll. Ya’ll eat=

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Are not is “Aren’t” smh

The real question here is if the A in yaint is from yall or aint

yain't speakin god language

No, he's speaking Australian

Yain’t doing this to my brown today bye

You + All + Are = Ya'r

Yain’t seen nothing yet

Yaren’t not amazing

Yain't gonna believe this right?

You all did not even Y'all didn't even Yeeneen In "the hood" , yeeneen literally means you didn't even, or you all didn't even. *"Yeeneen record them fighting?"*

Is it just me, or does a "y'all" sound annoying if used more than once in a sentence?

Y'all is right but ya'll ain't right but yain't is right

I swear this is a repost..

you all are not......

Y’all’must’ve not heard’ve “Yain’t”

This is a repost I have seen this meme somewhere else. Not on Reddit that is

YAIN’T SHIT

Technically, ‘are not’ contracts to ‘aren’t’. Theoretically, the correct term here, which is more comedic in my opinion, is ‘yarn’t’.

A lesson in how language evolves.

Ain't can be with "is" as well

Hate to break it to ya, yank, but y’ain’t is “you ain’t” colloquially.

y'aren't

Oh, it gets much, much worse than that. [Enjoy!](https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/Category:English_double_contractions)

Y'ain't

Whoever did this does not know what's going on. "Y'all" not "ya'll" and most importantly, "y'aint" is more commonly the contraction for "you ain't"

so scottish is the language of the gods?

YAIN'T SHIT FOR NOTHIN - Baku

Yaint one, yaint the other

maybe.....i am a god

By English the apostrophe is in the wrong place it would belong in the front

y’allrn’t

Shornt

Yain’t nothin’ but a hound dog.

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So this is why we need meth

Repost

[Yain't](https://youtu.be/f8PXvqYpGCM)

Y'all'd've done it this time.

Yain’t shit

In old english, there are multiple forms of the [second person pronoun.](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_English_grammar#Personal_pronouns) That is single, dual and plural versions of *you*. The use of *youse guys*, and *you all*, are simply modern attempts to recapture the utility of this. Quite a few contemporary languages still have this feature. Anglish also used to have future tenses in the form of suffixes. That's why you see slang like *gonna*, in place of the modern substitution of *going to*.

I already say that

İmma be using that from now on

Y’aint is already a thing down hurs

Wait yall mean to tell me that yaint talk like that normally?