do you slang

[Zyrael 1,471]

how often do you drop dope-ass slangs in your speech to be more dank so you're on fleek with every fam when you're out and it's lit and you're feeling turnt 

[Hazard Time 1,127]

In actual, every day speech, I don't use any slang other than the occasional west-coast colloquialism that I have ceased to notice.  I mostly use it ironically on the internet.

[Ganondorf8 11,118]

Either I never use slang or I do but just don't realize it.

[Miss 6,211]

Well I don't exaggerate like you just did XD but I do use slang pretty often. However, I don't use it to make myself "cooler" like the way your query, which I'm sure was in jest, says so ahaha

-homeboy

-homie

-dawg (also use online)

-Gee

-mollywhop (idk how people spell this word)

-crib

-ain't (also use online)

-Aye

-Yo

-bounce

-drop

-dip

I use alot of other words that are considered slang but are really just shortened down versions of words Ex: ight

 

I do exaggerate sometimes to express a point in a humorous manner to those around me, especially when the slang word I use doesn't exactly match the situation.

Ex:

Friend: "Hey Misscellanio I just bought us some chips"

Me: "It's lit!!!"

 

But honestly where I'm from (Chicago) everyone says most of the words I say whether you're from southwest side like I am (SOUTHWEST REPRESENT!) or from the Northside.

Edited November 29, 2016 by Misscellanio

[Clod 8,293]

yah dawg i hit the dab watch me whip watch me nae nae ayy lmao it's lit fam 420 blaze it dank meme 9+10

Edited November 29, 2016 by meme

[ARagY 1,152]

I only do it ironically or to show I'm not serious when I say something orr to emphasise something. Like if something is really really adorable..

[KiraTakahashi 748]

I can't stand most of it but there are some bits of slang I'll use. Just not any of the new stuff. Idk why but it annoys me.

[StormBlaze 991]

its how I talk because its British thing to do anyway. Fag means cigarette over here btw, so if you hear a British person say fag, we're not insulting gay people. 

also a Faggot is a type of meaty dish over here too. 

 

tbh i catch myself using some 90s British slang still. 

[cmarston1 5,951]

Only sometimes, but it's meant jokingly or for fun, and I am not being serious about it.

[Artimis Whooves 1,576]

I use ain't in every-day conversation, that's about it...

[Member Berry 1,217]

I use a lot of Welsh slang.

 

https://www.buzzfeed.com/tabathaleggett/where-are-you-to?utm_term=.jgJnWbo2w#.lcNV9ba0A

 

I say "tidy" a lot (it basically means "good" or "cool")

Edited November 29, 2016 by Kayleigh

[Randimaxis 8,633]

I pepper it in when I think it'll be funny... but for the most part, I try to maintain a rather ordered, sensible and comprehensible vocabulary.

 

Especially with the onslaught of raucous memes, fashion-slang, and the ever omnipresent illiterate reprobate - there are limits to what I will tolerate as far as such goes, and there have been a few conversations I have cut exceedingly short due to a pronounced lack of subject matter... which is usually filled with all sorts of unnecessary slang chatter in lieu of ACTUAL content or meaning. 

 

Of course, I would be remiss were I not to admit that I have made humorous posts that were rife with intermittent slang, from time to time.  After all, even though the dearth of slang-words has become a bit of an epidemic in my country, it certainly doesn't mean that such derisive humor isn't appreciated on occasion.

 

Besides, I believe my understanding of such has been relegated to the previous century, where the majority of my personal usage experience hails from to begin with.  Therefore, though I most certainly can keep up with converstaions and such regarding this subject, I inevitably appear to others as a throwback has-been of previous generations when I attempt to utilize slang words in everyday conversation - hence a reason I refrain from such. 

 

Word up - fo' sho, homeslice.

[Barpy 2,225]

Yes

 

 

We are divided into 2 parts: Bohemia and Moravia. Official way of speaking in normal person to person conversations with no grammatical errors is in Prague in Bohemia only, everywhere else there's some slang or accent, I'm in south Moravia and here we have the most village accent and edited some words when compared to normal Czech language used in books and TV, I guess its because Slovakia is so close and we have a lot of words taken from them (all Czechs understands Slovaks normally, the languages are veeeeeery similar)

 

 

 

 

on internet when it comes to english, words like ftw tfw brb y u ect. 

Edited November 29, 2016 by Burpy

[CheeryFox 23,811]

Yo, fam...slang is my tang. And if you ain't hittin' it, there's the curb, kid. 

[gamecubeguy214 2,511]

While I do find dog filter spammers on Instagram and mainstream 2016 music pretty cringy, I think it's super fun to use 2016 slang. I say fam and lit unironically all the time.

[shy0wl 484]

i used to only strictly use it ironically but now i use it in some actual conversations

 

oh god

 

the meme is spreading

Edited November 30, 2016 by shy0wl

[Kyoshi Frost Wolf 40,223]

With English being the only language I can speak, I try to avoid slang in normal conversation. I find it more satisfying to use the language properly if possible.

[FullmoonDagger 200]

Sometimes I use it ironically, but most of times is just to exagerate stuff. But most of times I just talk properly

[Kaneki 1,072]

Some, not much. I do say y'all some even though I'm not from the South, though I do have family in Texas, so does that make it kinda count?

[Ninjaed 526]

@@Randimaxis, Is it weird that I understood far better what you said compared to the OP? :awuh:

 

Guess what I've just said already says it all, but slang isn't my cup of tea. Doesn't help that English isn't my mother tongue.

[Anneal 2,194]

I use it when I talk to friends, but not in more formal situations or when talking to family.

Edited November 30, 2016 by Minccino

[Summer Breeze 2,522]

I'm so confused while reading this, I clearly so not slang XD

 

Also, slang is the dutch word for snake, so whenever someone mentiones 'slang' I forget which language I'm supposed to be talking and I'll think it's about snakes. But this is off topic so... Yea... Bye

[GrimGrimoire 4,970]

Nope. I only do it when goofing around or having fun with someone. Otherwise I don't use slang.

[Glacies Frost 428]

I find slang infinitely interesting and pay very close attention to those skilled at its use occasionally. However, I do not find myself to be very skilled at it, partially due to my desire to be a novelist. I speak "proper" English almost all the time, though as a result of living in Georgia, I was raised using "ain't" as a contraction, and cannot kick the habit. I do avoid using it in my writing, however.

[Kiri 7,277]

I don't really use slang when I'm speaking, but from time to time, I'll type a few out here and there, just for kicks.