What phrases do you hate in the English language?
>and all that jazz
>pretty much
>being an american,...
>I know, right?
>just sayin'
>Gobalty goop
>pretty ugly
>that's just ignorant
>implying
anything southern
I fucking hate it when people say
>It's one of those things where it's like...
Maybe because my ex used to say it all the time. But that's pure speculation.
>>60376714
>HEY WHATSH UP Y'ALL *HORSE TEETH SMACK*
>>60376714
>screw the south
>let them eat cake
>YOU KNOW WHAT I'M SAYING
Must be fun being a foreigner and having to learn the meaning behind all the English idioms we use daily... lol
>Of course
>lets see what x brings to the table
I hate the way people speak on reddit. It literally makes me mad. Something about trying to sound educated n shit
>>60376737
im not even memeing. living down here is hell enough, but having to interact with the people is another level of insanity. I just had a discussion about ISIS and how we should deal with it and the only answers they could come up with was "nuke em". These people are not the brightest.
>>60376561
any informal english that Australians use
>like um.. like, like, like, like
>>60376668
I fucking hate this thing that plebs do now which is to use the word 'ignorant' to mean 'rude'
How the fuck did this come about?
>>60376561
>y'all
>reckon
>gosh
>>60376851
I find it interesting how every language has their version of um, French "people" say euuuuuhhh instead for example
>>60376865
>Are you a fag because you're wearing that skirt?
>Fag: Your'e so ignorant. I'm wearing a kilt.
It makes sense. You're just an idiot taking words out of context.
>>60376851
Foreigners love to pick this habit up as well because they think it makes them sound more authentic.
>>60376884
>y'all
What's wrong with this? It's an attempt to better the simplified English
>>60376944
No, I've heard it used specifically to mean rude
>>60376823
>I hate the way people speak on reddit.
This. Those poor fuckers can't live without pun threads.
You do realize that <snarky sarcastic comment>, right?
>>60376561
>and all that jazz
Nobody around here has said that since like 1981.
>>60377181
YES, I hate this. this is done so often on here
>>60376833
> the only answers they could come up with was "nuke em"
why is that an unreasonable course of action?
>>60376561
>said
as in:
I picked up a box, then moved said box to the other side of the other box. Said box then exploded.
Just say "the," quit trying to sound different
>>60377245
t. Southern hick
>>60377245
Imagine being 19 again
>>60377245
Nuclear aftermath. Resources and history destroyed
>>60377245
>proving his point
>yfw literally and seriously basically mean the same thing now
The word "ya'll"
>>60377245
delete this
>>60377366
"Literally" has been butchered so hard it's turned into a meaningless word.
>>60377549
Literally meaningless.
>>60377333
so basically what happened anyway...
seriously, why is deploying a low yield nuclear device against some isis stronghold so unfathomable?
>well TECHNICALLY
>>60377603
Why not use conventional bombs you stupid American?
>>60377197
I myself saw 'and all that jazz' here on 4chan several days ago.
>that's just your opinion
>that's judgemental
>ignorant
>bigot
>literally
>I could care less
>>60376561
>Am I the only one, who...
YOU
ARE
NOT
>>60376808
Nothing! I said nothing!
>>60377002
what the fuck is pissing out of there?
This happened alot when i was living in southwest queensland and it's
>G'day anon! whaddya know?
How do you want me to fucking respond to that??
>>60379571
I KNOW NOTHING!
>>60379571
>Oh, ya know, just hangin' out. How about you, mate?
>bias instead of biased
>toxic
>problematic
Shitposting on leddit was a mistake.
>>60376561
(t b h) to be honest
"their, there and they're"
"your, you're"
I often see these mistakes by natives.
>>60376561
>lad
>mate
>banter
>mum
>>60379714
That usually comes in two categories, people who don't give a fuck about grammatical correctness on the internet or people who actually never learned the difference and just use whatever they feel like because it sounds the same.
>>60379766
>people who don't give a fuck about grammatical correctness
This category is smaller than you think. At least when it comes to Americans as a lot of us don't actually know.
>people on the internet saying seppuku
Cringe
>>60380005
lmao sudoku yourself fəm.
>>60380131
>zizek: the country
hahaha kys my man
>>60380378
PURE IDEOLOGY or death, my friend.
crikey
>>60377258
Yeah it can be replaced with "the" or "this"/"that" in basically all cases and will actually sound better for it. Definitely annoys me more than it should.
Also phrases like "cautiously optimistic" annoy me because it doesn't seem like a natural way to speak but rather something you learn from the TV and reddit pseudo-intellectuals nowadays.
>patrician
Although it's a good indicator of pretentious middlebrow virgins
whole language
>>60381265
I like patrician desu but only when used ironically. It's one of the best terms to use ironically.
>>60381371
Absolutely. It's just that the word has made /tv/ un-browsable which really burns me.
>"[noun like hate] is too strong a [noun like word]"
Why can't it be "hate is a too strong word"?
too-adjective-article-noun sounds very very weird to me
>you know...you know...you know
No I don't.
>it's not like [something]
Hold me, lads.
>>60377549
>meaningless
???
it has two definitions right now.
"No"