あなたがた

you all

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you all A polite way to refer to a group of people. あなた is often avoided in direct address in Japanese, so names or titles are commonly used instead.
JA: あなたがたはどこから来ましたか。
EN: Where are you all from?

私はあなたがたが時間を浪費するのをよいとは思わない。

I don't think it's good for you to waste your time.

あなたがたこそわたしが言ったことの証人です。

You yourselves are witnesses of what I said.

あなたがたにお話をしてあげる。

I’ll tell you a story.

哲学はあなたがたが考えているほど難しい学科ではない。

Philosophy isn't as difficult a subject as you think.

あなたがたのうちどちらが先にやってみますか。

Which of you two would like to try first?