Y’all Come Back"Y’all come back" is a Southern and Appalachian farewell meaning "visit again soon." It’s a warm, hospitable phrase rooted in regional dialect. #SouthernSayings #Appalachia #PeopleandRelationships #Southern synonyms: visit again, don’t be a stranger, come back soon Hillbilly Dude Says... Pronunciation[YAHL kum BAK] /jɑl kʌm bæk/ Meaning & Usage- Farewell expression (dialect, imperative)
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variations: yall come back, ya’ll come back OriginDocumented in Southern American English since the early 20th century. The phrase reflects the region’s tradition of hospitality and community, where visitors are encouraged to return. Notes
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