does your area where you live have slang?, areet here means 'alright'
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=areet
I'm not a Geordiepit: but a Mackem which is a local rival mainly due to football 8). Here's a funny translator if you want to read what people sound like round here
. There's other translators also
http://www.whoohoo.co.uk/geordie-translator.asp
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Does yor area wheor yee live hev slang?, areet heor means 'alright'
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=areet
i'm neet a geordiepit: but a mackem which is a local rival mainly due tuh fyeutbaaal 8). here's a funny translator if yee want tuh reed wot people soond leek roond heor
. Thor's othor translators also.
This is me post translated.
http://www.whoohoo.co.uk/geordie-translator.asp
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and i thought you just walked funny :P
"Each problem that I solved became a rule which served afterwards to solve other problems." - Rene Descartes (1596-1650) -
meybeez that's why sum pepal mizinterprit me persts cozza me accent
Well that is very fine indeed then. One will talk with a proper English accent from now on. If any party feels that one's standards of forum etiquette drops then please use the report post feature that is available to help the moderators of this magnificent forum. I do hope that you all have a pleasant day
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Originally Posted by MackemX
what the heck did you say ?"Each problem that I solved became a rule which served afterwards to solve other problems." - Rene Descartes (1596-1650) -
It's amazing how many educated people speak ghetto. I've heard engineers (the non choo-choo kind) say "baby daddy".
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Nothing wrong with that. Lot's of people are raised ghetto and through some stroke of luck or hard work, become educated. But they'll speak whatever language they're most comfortable thinking in.
It's like being bi-lingual. You prefer to speak the language your thoughts are formed in rather than translating everything in your head before you say it. Except when there's a need of course. -
No, they're not speaking old-school ghetto. Some of these are people from my childhood who never spoke that way before. Besides, education tends to remove the slang factor. I'd hardly say that you can become educated through "some stroke of luck". This is purely "I'm hip! I can say 'Fo' shizzle!'"
Bi-lingual (or multi-ligual) is different. You wouldn't speak Cantonese to someone who speaks Spanish (if you can speak Spanish). Preference doesn't really come into play. -
'Fo' shizzle
God! I hate that term. I heard it off the stupid Barq's commercial before I ever heard anyone really ghetto say it. Such a poser's word.
stroke of luck= money
"education removes the slang factor" - no, not necessarily. Not if that's what you're comfortable with. You might start old school and then increase your vocabulary as time goes on, but I wouldn't say by much.
But if they never spoke that way before then that's just hillarious. And to do it to a non-ghetto person just to impress them...