How you (natives) know if “you” is singular or plural when several persons are near?

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"You is only ever singular" - that's not true at all. "You" is both the second person singular and second person plural pronoun. How do you know which is which? Well, body language (i.e. pointing to a specific person or making a gesture to include everyone). Context (the person has been talking to one specific person). Other than that, the only way to know for sure is to ask.

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