Why is it “How are you” and not “how is you”

Why is it “How are you” and now “how is you”

Hello Again,

So, our bone of contention for today is the popular usage of ‘how are you’ as rather it’s supposedly meant to be ‘how is you’. Let’s quickly get one thing quite clear here, the usage overtime has solidify and validates the use of ‘How are you’ which left ‘how is you’ out of the right, but this should not go down without an analysis and as to this is the reason why we are making this post, so anyone had understand the reason behind it.

To start with “YOU” is a second person pronoun because it literally point to another person in the speech, conversation or debate of any sort, it most time direct from the first speaker to the second. for example, see statement 1 and statement 2 : (statement one) I’d say ” you are the one” this looks more closely than saying (statement two)  “he is the one”, the second statement is already pointing to the third person other than the person talking or the second person.

Now, one has to understand that, the fact that I can use ‘YOU’ as singular directing it to one person, so as it could be use as plural directing it to lot of persons for example :

Example 1 : YOU are the one (Singular because it is directed to one person) (Singular second person)

Example 2 : You people Are the one (Plural because of ‘people’) (Plural second person)

From the above examples, the example 1 is singular while example 2 is plural, naturally it is suppose in English language that you automatically by default concords with an ‘ARE’ this luxury is not available in the third person pronoun as the singular version is different from plural version, for example :

Example 1 : He is cute ( “he” is singular third person pronoun)

Example 2 : They are cute (“They” is plural third person pronoun)

Unlike that of the second person pronoun which the singular and plural is same thing the third person changes which give a clear ground, the logic behind “HOW ARE YOU” and why it isn’t “HOW IS YOU” are a number, The answers include, ‘YOU‘ can be either plural or singular semantically, but grammatically it is always plural.

Also, another reason suppose that As far as the grammar part is concerned