Plural form of あなた, used to address two or more people. Can be used in both polite and casual contexts, though in very formal situations other expressions may be preferred.
Where are you (all) going?
Please let me hear your opinions.
Singular 'you'; あなた達 is the explicit plural form.
Plural 'you' but more casual and often used among friends or to subordinates.
Plural 'you' with a rough or masculine tone; can be impolite.
あなたたち is a more polite, gender-neutral way to say 'you all' than 君たち, which sounds casual and is mostly used by men.
Standard kanji-kana mixed spelling for plural 'you'.
Kanji spelling using 貴方; somewhat formal or literary.
Mixed kanji-kana variant; less common than あなた達 or あなたたち.
Explicitly feminine plural 'you'; rarely used in modern Japanese.
Mixed kanji-kana feminine plural; very rare.
Plural form of あなた, formed by adding the pluralizing suffix 達 (たち).