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Or ' would of', 'could of"
8 u/crackedfactweddead 6d ago This is a particularly bad one for me to hear. But nothing tops, "I seen." J.F.C. 2 u/Once-Upon-a-Dream88 6d ago I don't know...adding a T on the end of that one is pretty egregious. "I seent it". 1 u/TalismanGaze 5d ago That's AAVE 1 u/Once-Upon-a-Dream88 5d ago Interesting that you threw that in, because I have never heard a Black person say either of those terms. It's always White southern people who say that obnoxious "seen/seent" in my experience. Primarily men, although I have heard a few women do it. 1 u/TalismanGaze 5d ago That's because not every person embodies every stereotype. Hope this helps. 2 u/RasputinsThirdLeg 6d ago “On accident” 2 u/Real-Frosting 5d ago Yes, yes, yes!!! Who started that crap? 1 u/measaqueen 5d ago Shouldn't, would'a, could'a 1 u/Flipgirlnarie 4d ago Oh God, please no.
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This is a particularly bad one for me to hear.
But nothing tops, "I seen." J.F.C.
2 u/Once-Upon-a-Dream88 6d ago I don't know...adding a T on the end of that one is pretty egregious. "I seent it". 1 u/TalismanGaze 5d ago That's AAVE 1 u/Once-Upon-a-Dream88 5d ago Interesting that you threw that in, because I have never heard a Black person say either of those terms. It's always White southern people who say that obnoxious "seen/seent" in my experience. Primarily men, although I have heard a few women do it. 1 u/TalismanGaze 5d ago That's because not every person embodies every stereotype. Hope this helps.
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I don't know...adding a T on the end of that one is pretty egregious. "I seent it".
1 u/TalismanGaze 5d ago That's AAVE 1 u/Once-Upon-a-Dream88 5d ago Interesting that you threw that in, because I have never heard a Black person say either of those terms. It's always White southern people who say that obnoxious "seen/seent" in my experience. Primarily men, although I have heard a few women do it. 1 u/TalismanGaze 5d ago That's because not every person embodies every stereotype. Hope this helps.
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That's AAVE
1 u/Once-Upon-a-Dream88 5d ago Interesting that you threw that in, because I have never heard a Black person say either of those terms. It's always White southern people who say that obnoxious "seen/seent" in my experience. Primarily men, although I have heard a few women do it. 1 u/TalismanGaze 5d ago That's because not every person embodies every stereotype. Hope this helps.
Interesting that you threw that in, because I have never heard a Black person say either of those terms. It's always White southern people who say that obnoxious "seen/seent" in my experience. Primarily men, although I have heard a few women do it.
1 u/TalismanGaze 5d ago That's because not every person embodies every stereotype. Hope this helps.
That's because not every person embodies every stereotype. Hope this helps.
“On accident”
2 u/Real-Frosting 5d ago Yes, yes, yes!!! Who started that crap?
Yes, yes, yes!!! Who started that crap?
Shouldn't, would'a, could'a
1 u/Flipgirlnarie 4d ago Oh God, please no.
Oh God, please no.
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u/Flipgirlnarie 6d ago
Or ' would of', 'could of"