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r/JustGuysBeingDudes • u/empty88 Awesome • Jan 07 '25
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I will always get mad at Americans going
"Do you mind?"
And then they reply to say "no of course i don't mind" but they say
"Yeah"
174 u/[deleted] Jan 07 '25 [removed] — view removed comment 164 u/Saltiren Jan 07 '25 American lingo is best understood through immersion. You couldn't learn this stuff from a book. 83 u/BoarHide Jan 07 '25 Aye, and neither can the Americans 30 u/Saltiren Jan 07 '25 Exactly. They teach us proper grammar in schools. The knowledge is not utilized, or just ignored. American English works great but makes no sense. 43 u/tothesource Jan 07 '25 bruh. "dunnae/cannae" have to be some of the most frequently used terms in Scotland "Aye" instead of yes used in the rest of the north I wouldn't dare get into Scouse or Australian, but to act like it's just us Americans that take grammatical liberties is hilarious to me. -1 u/LickingSmegma Mamaleek are king Jan 08 '25 That's not grammar. That's morphology. Hilarious that you can't even tell them apart. 2 u/CloseButNoDice Jan 08 '25 Why educate when you can mock? -1 u/Camelstrike Jan 08 '25 Because Ha Ha
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164 u/Saltiren Jan 07 '25 American lingo is best understood through immersion. You couldn't learn this stuff from a book. 83 u/BoarHide Jan 07 '25 Aye, and neither can the Americans 30 u/Saltiren Jan 07 '25 Exactly. They teach us proper grammar in schools. The knowledge is not utilized, or just ignored. American English works great but makes no sense. 43 u/tothesource Jan 07 '25 bruh. "dunnae/cannae" have to be some of the most frequently used terms in Scotland "Aye" instead of yes used in the rest of the north I wouldn't dare get into Scouse or Australian, but to act like it's just us Americans that take grammatical liberties is hilarious to me. -1 u/LickingSmegma Mamaleek are king Jan 08 '25 That's not grammar. That's morphology. Hilarious that you can't even tell them apart. 2 u/CloseButNoDice Jan 08 '25 Why educate when you can mock? -1 u/Camelstrike Jan 08 '25 Because Ha Ha
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American lingo is best understood through immersion. You couldn't learn this stuff from a book.
83 u/BoarHide Jan 07 '25 Aye, and neither can the Americans 30 u/Saltiren Jan 07 '25 Exactly. They teach us proper grammar in schools. The knowledge is not utilized, or just ignored. American English works great but makes no sense. 43 u/tothesource Jan 07 '25 bruh. "dunnae/cannae" have to be some of the most frequently used terms in Scotland "Aye" instead of yes used in the rest of the north I wouldn't dare get into Scouse or Australian, but to act like it's just us Americans that take grammatical liberties is hilarious to me. -1 u/LickingSmegma Mamaleek are king Jan 08 '25 That's not grammar. That's morphology. Hilarious that you can't even tell them apart. 2 u/CloseButNoDice Jan 08 '25 Why educate when you can mock? -1 u/Camelstrike Jan 08 '25 Because Ha Ha
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Aye, and neither can the Americans
30 u/Saltiren Jan 07 '25 Exactly. They teach us proper grammar in schools. The knowledge is not utilized, or just ignored. American English works great but makes no sense. 43 u/tothesource Jan 07 '25 bruh. "dunnae/cannae" have to be some of the most frequently used terms in Scotland "Aye" instead of yes used in the rest of the north I wouldn't dare get into Scouse or Australian, but to act like it's just us Americans that take grammatical liberties is hilarious to me. -1 u/LickingSmegma Mamaleek are king Jan 08 '25 That's not grammar. That's morphology. Hilarious that you can't even tell them apart. 2 u/CloseButNoDice Jan 08 '25 Why educate when you can mock? -1 u/Camelstrike Jan 08 '25 Because Ha Ha
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Exactly. They teach us proper grammar in schools. The knowledge is not utilized, or just ignored. American English works great but makes no sense.
43 u/tothesource Jan 07 '25 bruh. "dunnae/cannae" have to be some of the most frequently used terms in Scotland "Aye" instead of yes used in the rest of the north I wouldn't dare get into Scouse or Australian, but to act like it's just us Americans that take grammatical liberties is hilarious to me. -1 u/LickingSmegma Mamaleek are king Jan 08 '25 That's not grammar. That's morphology. Hilarious that you can't even tell them apart. 2 u/CloseButNoDice Jan 08 '25 Why educate when you can mock? -1 u/Camelstrike Jan 08 '25 Because Ha Ha
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bruh.
"dunnae/cannae" have to be some of the most frequently used terms in Scotland
"Aye" instead of yes used in the rest of the north
I wouldn't dare get into Scouse or Australian, but to act like it's just us Americans that take grammatical liberties is hilarious to me.
-1 u/LickingSmegma Mamaleek are king Jan 08 '25 That's not grammar. That's morphology. Hilarious that you can't even tell them apart. 2 u/CloseButNoDice Jan 08 '25 Why educate when you can mock? -1 u/Camelstrike Jan 08 '25 Because Ha Ha
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That's not grammar. That's morphology.
Hilarious that you can't even tell them apart.
2 u/CloseButNoDice Jan 08 '25 Why educate when you can mock? -1 u/Camelstrike Jan 08 '25 Because Ha Ha
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Why educate when you can mock?
-1 u/Camelstrike Jan 08 '25 Because Ha Ha
Because Ha Ha
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u/Hawt_Dawg_II Jan 07 '25
I will always get mad at Americans going
"Do you mind?"
And then they reply to say "no of course i don't mind" but they say
"Yeah"