Or "had done." Pretty sure one can leave out "had" period and just say,"Lou_Kayge went to the strip club."
List a word/phrase that people commonly fuck up, that bothers you.
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Or "had done." Pretty sure one can leave out "had" period and just say,"Lou_Kayge went to the strip club."
Damn why you puttin' people bidness out in the "skreet"?!?
ATM machine.
It also refers to different types of fish.And there IS such a thing as "fish" and "fishes"...as a noun, not a verb.
These are what makes English such a hard language to learn.
When ppl use the word "actually"
A girl who I was in a relationship with had a son who would use that word in every sentence.
I believe he thought it made him sound smart. I tried to teach the kid how and when to use the word but to no avail he kept on using it.
That was a short relationship...lol
A girl who I was in a relationship with had a son who would use that word in every sentence.
I believe he thought it made him sound smart. I tried to teach the kid how and when to use the word but to no avail he kept on using it.
That was a short relationship...lol
Neither is "conversate".
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This is not a phrase, per se, but I hate when people attach city pride where it doesn't belong. If someone shows a guy in Indy getting bitch slapped, somebody will say, "Niggas in Indy be bitch slapping people!" Well, since the guy getting bitch slapped is also from Indy, then that means cats in Indy be getting bitch slapped too. There was a discussion on domestic violence, and this chick said, "I'm from New Orleans! We don't play that!" So this dude asked her if they had women's shelters in N.O., and she said they did, and he said, "Well, apparently, y'all do play that!"
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thats why I always use nonwhite.. minority has taken on another connotation other than smaller number.
chicago pronounced as chicargo
I feel as though....
straight up point blank...
not necessarily using it wrong just too damn much.
I feel as though....
straight up point blank...
not necessarily using it wrong just too damn much.
You misspelled "pernt".
omfg nigga yes
Like
Why did this ever happen
Muhfuckas say buffday? This all sound like DMV/Philly shit
https://www.bgol.us/forum/threads/w...egardless-of-how-you-feel-its-a-word.1096804/
Sorry man.... You are technically incorrect.
havent read through the thread yet so this shits probably been mentioned..
people saying "I could care less" annoys the shit outta me..
its "I couldn't care less"
if you COULD care less it means your dumb ass actually cares about the subject you're talking about.
people who say "at the end of the day like six times during a sentence" it should be a conclusion to a statement ....not a damn comma
people saying "I could care less" annoys the shit outta me..
its "I couldn't care less"
if you COULD care less it means your dumb ass actually cares about the subject you're talking about.
people who say "at the end of the day like six times during a sentence" it should be a conclusion to a statement ....not a damn comma
I’m so damn country, I stay fuckin up words.
“At the end of the day” annoys me.
While we are here I have problems with “goose” and “geese” not being applied to “moose.”
It’s wrong to say “meese” because damn plural for moose is “moose.” This is clearly CAC fuckery.
But let a nigga say “mooses” and the grammar patrol will be ready to put you in front of a firing squad.
Oh I HATE damn near EVERY word crutch Stephen A Smith uses it just gives me a damn migraine
If I hear
"...of the world"
"aficionado"
"and so on"
I don't do that one but a family member made me aware of how often I say "uhhhh" while speaking. Heard myself on a recording that I didn't know was running and it was far worse than I thought. Working on it.
Some people hate my use of similes & metaphors in every other sentence. My wife once asked me, "Can't you do anything without adding a joke?!"
Wtf?!?!
You can't help it Uncle Chuck...
tell her I said your an artist a freaking savant
your an orator
a dope rhyme conniseur
I was guilty of using chomping but it's all I'd ever heard it pronounced. It has become an acceptable interchange because champing is like an older word that means to bite or eat noisily. Perhaps chomping is Americanized...I don't know for sure, that's just how I think of it.
Salllllmon instead of salmon. L being silent. I was mad at my damn self for sounding stupid
I'm guilty of this despite knowing better. Hehe.
"Sal-mon" sounds grammatically better than "sa-mon". I love the emphasis on not silencing the L.
Fuck what you all think.
Copacetic
phonetically, its sae - men
The pronunciation proximate.
I really hear it used in language anymore-- well, at least around my parts.
It was pretty popular in the 90s and early 2000s.
Many pronounced it copa-stetic.
I got better things to worry about. Especially since English is just a made-up language anyway
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