eigenspaceWit, unker, Git: The lost medieval pronouns of English intimacy
https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20260408-the-extinct-english-words-for-just-the-two-of-us
Also sad is the fact that “you” is now used for “thee” and “thou” and such. The older variants could distinguish between “you” plural and “you” singular
You, y'all (small close group), y'all all (larger, further group), and "all y'all" — Southeast Texas (coastal) dialect form that showed up about 25 yrs ago. I suspect it might've been there all along, but only became acceptable at that point?
Another 100+ years, and this'll be some solid grammar.
That has to be more than 25 years
I grew up in Houston saying all that in the 80s
It's probably closer to 250 years than 25.