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Bad speech habits have been around for a very long time, okay? It's nothing new, okay? I have a friend who ends nearly every sentence with, you know what I mean? Another who ends sentences with, and everything like that. And another friend who ends with, this, that, and so on and so forth. All of this drives me crazy, know what I mean? And that's generally a pretty short trip, right? I can't stand listening to it, okay? But I'm surrounded by people who talk like this all the time, and everything like that.
I would hope that professionals would know better, okay? But I guess they don't, right? And this, that, and so on and so forth.
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Like, you know.
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Beware also of people - common in england - who start a moaning sentence about someone with... "im not being funny right, but..." and be assured they are... !!
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Ive also seen a guy public speaking who says Ok, right ...or Right, ok? At the beginning or end of every sentence ...or both!!
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I hate it when Glasgow girls are telling a story about something they consider strange - usually someone else's comment ot behaviour - and when they're telling you the story they punctuate it with "Ah wiz like THAT!", and they pull a sort of face which evokes exaggerated surprise or disgust.
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So, people don't like okay ending sentences, right? ;-)
I can live with it, but what I find annoying is how often -- I even make this mistake, but try not to -- people pronounce "for" as "fur".
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So, people don't like okay ending sentences, right? ;-)
I can live with it, but what I find annoying is how often -- I even make this mistake, but try not to -- people pronounce "for" as "fur".
Haw Justin, where ah come frae, it IS actually "fur"! Like when the big Glesgae lassies are tellin' ye a story, an' they go "Ah wiz like that, fur fucksake!"
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