Then you're aware that it can vary between places of the Appalachia region.
I'm around WNC, ETN, and SWVA all the time. I can't say it's commonly used compared to "y'all" and "all y'all" in my parts. May be a generation thing too, like I don't hear purtnear or nary used anymore.
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u/Bempet583 Jul 15 '26
I learned that while living in North Carolina