us 
/ˈʌs/ pronoun
objective form of we /ˈʌs/ pronoun 1 — used to refer to the speaker and another person or group of people as the indirect object or direct object of a verb ▪ It was nice of you to invite us. ▪ It's fine with us if you want to bring a friend. ▪ There's nobody in here but us kids. ▪ Someone please help us! ▪ It's just the two of us for dinner. ▪ They told us it would be a few minutes, so why don't we all wait outside? ▪ All of us [=we all] will be affected by these changes. ▪ It's an exciting time for all of us. 2 : people in general
▪ Does God walk among us? 3 Brit, informal : me
▪ Give us a kiss.
▪ Does God walk among us?
▪ Give us a kiss.
