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07-11-2015 05:52 PM - edited 07-11-2015 06:32 PM
@kittywhipped wrote:I don't like the word conversate.
Urban Dictionary agrees!
Link:
07-11-2015 05:54 PM
Here's an interesting discussion:
"Why is “idea” sometimes pronounced as 'idear'?"
link:
http://english.stackexchange.com/questions/32619/why-is-idea-sometimes-pronounced-as-idear
07-11-2015 06:10 PM
I'm not sure if this is even grammatically incorrect.
I work with someone who will say 'on tomorrow'.
Instead of saying, I'll prepare this tomorrow, she says I'll prepare this on tomorrow.
07-11-2015 06:15 PM
@gidgetgh wrote:
That being said or with that said
Realaty instead of realty
Jewelery
We're pregnant
Little man for a baby or toddler boy
Aks instead of ask
Loose when they mean lose
You got this (my latest addition to the list)
It's all go hurtsod (no...sometimes it really isn't)
Change is good
Belly (instead of stomach)
On the stomach you could, but as a nurse for 38 years it really needs to be my " Abdomen " hurts, if you really want to be correct. Due to the fact your abdomen has four quarters, that is why a doctor always wants to know what side, left or right, upper or lower. if you hear him/she say belly pain that is really used in the medical profession as a slang for abdominal pain say in the upper left quadrant.really abdomen and belly are more correct. My real pet peeve is " I seen the man walking down the street" instead of saw" That is just plain laziness and really grates on my nerves, and it is not just down here in the south it is everywhere.
07-11-2015 06:19 PM
@hckynutjohn wrote:
Non-verbal peeve? Texting! Dumbest technological regression this techno-nut has ever seen.
II love that!!! That is a thumbs up to you!!
07-11-2015 06:22 PM
@Bird mama wrote:I'm not sure if this is even grammatically incorrect.
I work with someone who will say 'on tomorrow'.
Instead of saying, I'll prepare this tomorrow, she says I'll prepare this on tomorrow.
Now that one I have to say I have never heard, I would look at them funny!!
07-11-2015 06:26 PM
That one gets me all the time LMAO!!!!!!!!! I always look at them like they have 3 heads and say 'What" Still laughing!!!
07-11-2015 06:30 PM
@brownponytail80 wrote:
@YorkieonmyPillow wrote:
@Reba055 wrote:
What about idear instead of idea. Is that a southern/country thing? I've heard more than one of my relatives say that, but we are sort of hillbillies 😄. That one drives me nuts!I would think that is a northern accent, sort of a Boston accent.
I've never heard anyone with a southern accent do the "R" thing at the end.
"Idear" is like Jeff Foxworthy redneck talk.
I hear this all the time and I am from Alabama and yes J.F. would make fun of it!!!
07-11-2015 06:31 PM - edited 07-11-2015 07:54 PM
07-11-2015 06:33 PM
@Reba055 wrote:
What about idear instead of idea. Is that a southern/country thing? I've heard more than one of my relatives say that, but we are sort of hillbillies 😄. That one drives me nuts!
See my post I absolutely hate it!!!!!! Very southern backwoods country!
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