Second person, with no way to say how many or which: one person, everyone present, a household, a whole crew, or a person plus everyone they speak for. English puts all of them into one syllable, and “you” is criminally unspecific.
The shop is open.
Words that should exist and do not, yet.
Each gap below is a distinction people need and English will not make for them. Propose a word for any of them — open an issue, or edit words.json directly. Every proposal is listed on the gap's page under its coiner's name, and the one that gets used in public moves into the lexicon with its own page and its own credit.
Second person, with no way to say how many or which: one person, everyone present, a household, a whole crew, or a person plus everyone they speak for. English puts all of them into one syllable, and “you” is criminally unspecific.