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I speak Wookie!
 
Excalibur said:
Actually American is more correct. People from England speak English, people from America speak American. With all the slang and America-specific terminology we use, the language really is "American".
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actually, i wouldnt say that. if i took an english class, im not there to learn anything about england, correct? every language has a slang. it doesnt make it anything different from what it originated from. the language we speak may be considered american english. however, its still english by origination.

samuel jackson doesnt say "english mother fuc*%(#, do you speak it?" for no reason at all.
if i went around telling people, "im american", that would be correct. however, if i went around saying "i speak american", i would sound like a damn idiot.
 
Actually the 'American' form of english is one of the hardest languages to learn, simply for the fact that we have so many dialects (sp?) and so much slang unless you actually grew up with it, it proves difficult to learn. i mean have you ever been down south, wtf are they saying O.o
 
Sapper said:
Actually the 'American' form of english is one of the hardest languages to learn, simply for the fact that we have so many dialects (sp?) and so much slang unless you actually grew up with it, it proves difficult to learn. i mean have you ever been down south, wtf are they saying O.o
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From the languages I learned so far I can say that English is one of the easiest one. American English is still English. Every language has its dialects...
There are way harder languages than English.
 
Excalibur said:
Actually American is more correct. People from England speak English, people from America speak American. With all the slang and America-specific terminology we use, the language really is "American".
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No it's not. It's still English. My county has it's own dialect and slang but we don't speak Lancastrian, we speak a form of English, and that is exactly what "American English" is, a regionalised form of English, nothing more, nothing less.
 
Excalibur said:
Actually American is more correct. People from England speak English, people from America speak American. With all the slang and America-specific terminology we use, the language really is "American".
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Shut up, cigarette.
 
Want to learn a harder course?

Ebonics!

jk

but arabic is hard as well
 
Sharpe said:
No it's not. It's still English. My county has it's own dialect and slang but we don't speak Lancastrian, we speak a form of English, and that is exactly what "American English" is, a regionalised form of English, nothing more, nothing less.
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English speak their own language >_> Cockney.

O_o wot?
 
Lucki said:
I thought it was woman speak >.>
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Depends lol, they get so mad(and hot) and when they start yelling our minds just turn to mush the only thing we hear at the end is...

Are you listening to me?

Yes dear
 
You guys talk too much in between photos.

Someone pointing at my penis back in November. I was drunk, and I don't remember who or why. I do remember "thumbs up"-ing, though, because Mufasa is amazing.

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This was from Friday night. I think I was impersonating Hitler? (Again, drunk.)

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You'll notice my sweet ass sideburns are gone. My face misses them, but no one else does.
 
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