We had a receptionist who used "you know", "um", "like", "that's sooo annoying" and "that's so irritating" ALL THE TIME. Slapping her everytime she said one of these things would have been a good idea.

Actually you shouldn't worry about it. There are literally, you know, like, loads of actual, you know, like words, that are literally, you know, kinda, like totally superfluous to, like, how we speak, man.

Actually you shouldn't worry about it. There are literally, you know, like, loads of actual, you know, like words, that are literally, you know, kinda, like totally superfluous to, like, how we speak, man.

I don't get it. Are you trying to imitate, and by that same act, make fun of a wellknown social minority? Because I really don't find it funny, nor do I have the slightest clue what kind of group that would be.

in australia people have the stupidest habit. when someone asks them a question thier response is "yeah nah"...

Actually you shouldn't worry about it. There are literally, you know, like, loads of actual, you know, like words, that are literally, you know, kinda, like totally superfluous to, like, how we speak, man.

I don't get it. Are you trying to imitate, and by that same act, make fun of a wellknown social minority? Because I really don't find it funny, nor do I have the slightest clue what kind of group that would be.

A mix of http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valley_girl and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hippie

Actually you shouldn't worry about it. There are literally, you know, like, loads of actual, you know, like words, that are literally, you know, kinda, like totally superfluous to, like, how we speak, man.

I don't get it. Are you trying to imitate, and by that same act, make fun of a wellknown social minority? Because I really don't find it funny, nor do I have the slightest clue what kind of group that would be.

A mix of http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valley_girl and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hippie

I hope you saw the ":P" in the bottom of my post? I wasn't being rude, actually I laughed when I read you post. Anyways, thanks for the links man.

Actually you shouldn't worry about it. There are literally, you know, like, loads of actual, you know, like words, that are literally, you know, kinda, like totally superfluous to, like, how we speak, man.

I don't get it. Are you trying to imitate, and by that same act, make fun of a wellknown social minority? Because I really don't find it funny, nor do I have the slightest clue what kind of group that would be.

A mix of http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valley_girl and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hippie

I hope you saw the ":P" in the bottom of my post? I wasn't being rude, actually I laughed when I read you post. Anyways, thanks for the links man.

Don't worry, I clocked that bad boy.

or that you have a jävla huge ego?

Is jävla for damn or pretty?

more kinda like 'damn', man

[JuZ]

in australia people have the stupidest habit. when someone asks them a question thier response is "yeah nah"...

YEEEAH, NAAAAH! I've noticed that myself. It's very common amongst footballers, but I suppose many of them should be grateful for the fact that they are "actually" capable of speech.

One that bothers me is the use of "absolutely" in place of "yes".

Another that irritates is starting every other sentence with the word "look", as though that means what they're about to say carries some extra weight.

There was a time when "at the end of the day" was used in that manner, but it seems to be dying in the arse, as we like to say. There was even the dreaded combination of "Look, at the end of the day..."

Ugh.

It must also be noted that I pepper my speech with ums, ahs and "'n' stuff". Being a hypocrite is such fun.

One that bothers me is the use of "absolutely" in place of "yes".

Ouch, guilty. But instead of "absolutno" in Slovenian language I say "basolutno", which would translate as "basolutely" in English. I picked that up from a translated Asterix&Obelix comic. I also do exaggerated "mhm-s" instead of yes.

How much do non-english speakers use english phrases in their non-english conversations? I do it constantly, because some phrases I want to communicate don't translate well in slovene. Lame, but fuck it.

How much do non-english speakers use english phrases in their non-english conversations? I do it constantly, because some phrases I want to communicate don't translate well in slovene. Lame, but fuck it.

As little as possible. English is just a bit too "cool"
Once I heard this girl talking to her friends. She spoke in Finnish and then she said 'cool' and I lauhged my ass off

Oh and that thing happened in a bus with about 50 person in it. That was pretty embarrasing.

I suck at speaking English, so I'll only use Dutch in real life. I even try to use Dutch synonym when there is a widely accepted English word I want to use.

or that you have a jävla huge ego?

Is jävla for damn or pretty?

It's more to the damn-side.

ye swedes always helpful!