You and you
I speak Spanish, and I am learning English, and I have a big problem when I want to say you(but not only you, you and more people).

For example, if I send a email, and I speak with someone, and I say:

You are a great person, but you (both) are very different.

Can somebody help me? thanks!

Question

You and you
I speak Spanish, and I am learning English, and I have a big problem when I want to say you(but not only you, you and more people).

For example, if I send a email, and I speak with someone, and I say:

You are a great person, but you (both) are very different.

Can somebody help me? thanks!

Answer

You could make it specific to a group by using the plural of person.

"You are great people, but you are both very different." (also place both after the verb there)
It could also be said as;
"Both of you are great people, but you're (you are) very different."
If you wanted the group to include more than two people you could say;
"All of you are great people, but you're very different." (You can move all to the same place you put both in my first example as well).

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