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Originally posted by fullyautomatix View PostWhat about folks saying " you what?" if they want me to repeat what I just said ?
Originally posted by Sue at IPAYE View PostI think 'really' as an expression of mild surprise, in context, is ok, such as "really? well i never would have guessed......." but to replace the whole sentence with the one word is such a shame.
Originally posted by Sue at IPAYE View PostImagine if the writers of the great literary works had used todays modern language
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Originally posted by Sue at IPAYE View PostI think 'really' as an expression of mild surprise, in context, is ok, such as "really? well i never would have guessed......." but to replace the whole sentence with the one word is such a shame. Imagine if the writers of the great literary works had used todays modern language
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Originally posted by Sue at IPAYE View PostI think 'really' as an expression of mild surprise, in context, is ok, such as "really? well i never would have guessed......." but to replace the whole sentence with the one word is such a shame. Imagine if the writers of the great literary works had used todays modern language
Hats off.
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I think 'really' as an expression of mild surprise, in context, is ok, such as "really? well i never would have guessed......." but to replace the whole sentence with the one word is such a shame. Imagine if the writers of the great literary works had used todays modern language
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Originally posted by fullyautomatix View PostWhat about folks saying " you what?" if they want me to repeat what I just said ?
What is wrong with Pardon?
Although small child is now getting past Hiya and Ta - he's been saying "Wha?" for what.... not sure he can get his head around pardon just yet!
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What about folks saying " you what?" if they want me to repeat what I just said ?
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Originally posted by suityou01 View PostYou potato crunchers are exempt from this. Beyond help
Actually, I've googled it and found a thread on another forum which kind of explains it. Also indicates it's a "Culchie" thing. And unfortunatly despite spending my early years in D4, moving to the country did turn me into somewhat of a culchie
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Originally posted by ZARDOZ View PostWe used to speak in regional dialects until invention of the "Queens English" when courtiers were forced to change their speak for the Queen ERI, Except for Walter Raleigh that is who was allowed to speak in his native West country accent. In the late 1700s came the London centric fashion for adding redundant 'Rs' to words. Both of these fashions have somehow become amalgamated and are now by many seen as the correct way to speak, when they are just modern bastardisation of the spoken English language. The Americanisms you loathe are the latest fashion and no less culturally valid than QE and fake rs.
And to the OP are we bovvered?
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Originally posted by cailin maith View PostPeople at home keep saying "Happy Out" .....
What the feck is that?? It doesn't even make sense? Haven't come across it here but I keep seeing it on FB etc from the Irish contingent.
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People at home keep saying "Happy Out" .....
What the feck is that?? It doesn't even make sense? Haven't come across it here but I keep seeing it on FB etc from the Irish contingent.
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