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I think it's pretty wide-spread in Northern American English, all across western NY, the Lake Erie coast, and into Michigan. I don't have a copy of the Dictionary of American Regional English (DARE), but I suspect it would define the distribution pretty well.
Herb
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From: Assembly for the Teaching of English Grammar [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Scott
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Subject: Re: Youse guysATEG Digest - 22 Jun 2008 to 23 Jun 2008 (#2008-142)
I have only heard "Youse guys" in Brooklyn; however, I dated a young lady
from Colorado in high school in Florida, whose speech was reasonably
Southern except for her referring to a group--even of all girls--as "You
guys."
Scott
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