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Originally Posted by princessmarisa
I'd agree you just use ばか as the only plural I can think of would be ばかたち and that just sounds strange for some reason.
Also I thought when addressing a group of people you would use みんなさん
rather than あなたたち
I dunno, as people have said, plurals seem to not belong or be needed much anywhere in Japanese. Then again what do I know, only been studying a little while 
another random thing is ばか usually put in kanji as 馬鹿 or left as katakana for caps-like-emphasis? |
Typically leave it in kana. Non-native speakers tend to use kanji way more than natives do. See a recent discussion on ぜひ／是非 on this forum.