你们几个
你们几个要不要一起去吃饭？
Do you guys want to go eat together?
A casual way to address a small group of people, often friends or peers. It can be used to ask questions, give instructions, or make suggestions to the group.
你们几个别吵了，安静点！
You guys stop arguing, be quiet!
你们几个明天有空吗？
Are you guys free tomorrow?
This phrase is commonly used among friends or in informal settings. It can sometimes be perceived as slightly impolite if used with strangers or in formal contexts.
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Pro Tip
Context Matters
Use this phrase only in informal settings with friends or peers. Avoid using it with strangers or in formal contexts.
Gold Rule
Tone and Politeness
While this phrase is common among friends, it can sound abrupt or impolite if used with people you're not familiar with.
Word Origin
Composed of 你们 (you all) + 几个 (a few). The phrase is a colloquial way to refer to a small group of people.
Usage Notes
This phrase is informal and typically used among friends or peers. It can be seen as impolite in formal or professional settings.