English language pet peeves

[Samus Aran]

1.) When people use "da" instead of "the"
2.) When people roll their Rs unnecessarily
3.) "ain't"
4.) When people talk so fast you can't understand any of it
5.) Northeastern coast accents
6.) Deep southern accents
7.) The fact that there is no English equivalent for "déjà vu."

Your turn. I'm sure I'll come up with plenty more for myself.

[YPrrrr]

What is an East Coast accent? That covers from Maine to Florida...

Also:
1. "Warsh" instead of wash
2. "Wooder" instead of water
3. "Pop" instead of soda
4. In writing how people can't seem to comprehend the difference between words like your and you're
5. Skipping prepositions

[The artist formally known]

when people say the word "lol" irl

[Samus Aran]

What is an East Coast accent? That covers from Maine to Florida.

I kinda meant more northern ones, so I edited my post a bit. I especially dislike the god-awful Bostonian accent, but then, who doesn't?

[The artist formally known]

What is an East Coast accent? That covers from Maine to Florida...

Also:
1. "Warsh" instead of wash
2. "Wooder" instead of water
3. "Pop" instead of soda
4. In writing how people can't seem to comprehend the difference between words like your and you're
5. Skipping prepositions

lol you're from the mid west aren't you.

or at least been there. my reltitves in nebraska say pop

[bluaki]

most of these are common in certain accents and dialects, it's just that you're not used to it...
I agree with misspelling homophones, talking really fast, deja vu, and unnecessarily rolling "R"s.

People who make sentences of half spanish words and half English words while saying something that is supposed to be English annoy me.

[The artist formally known]

most of these are common in certain accents and dialects, it's just that you're not used to it...
I agree with misspelling homophones, talking really fast, deja vu, and unnecessarily rolling "R"s.

People who make sentences of half spanish words and half English words while saying something that is supposed to be English annoy me.

aww i hate when people say deja vu or... fuck i cant think of it

some word that people like to use a lot but most people don't even use it in the right meaning.

[Socks]

Fucking Canadians and their "Aboot" instead of saying it properly.
When people say "Ya'll", it sounds so hick it's not even funny.

[Snorkel]

When you end up with a situation in which you must say "do do." It just sounds ridiculous.

[Full Metal Ryder]

Fucking Canadians and their "Aboot" instead of saying it properly.
When people say "Ya'll", it sounds so hick it's not even funny.

It doesn't sound hickish if black people say it with that inner city accent.

[Socks]

It doesn't sound hickish if black people say it with that inner city accent.

Gay people can't have opinions.

[Daddy]

I kinda meant more northern ones, so I edited my post a bit. I especially dislike the god-awful Bostonian accent, but then, who doesn't?

and i dunno my accent sucks and like mixes  a boston accent with a slight new york one and several of the mid-atlantic states.

Luckily I can pronounce my R's but there have been people who thought I'm not from Massachusetts.  There are times I say "rilly" instead of "really"(or other words with similar sounds), which is apparently something from Pittsburgh.  I do the same with coffee, some how having a New York accent when I say it, which annoys since I dislike the accent if it's thick enough. 

so i'm weird.

[:atomsk:]

Missouruh instead of Missouri.
Coke instead of soda.
Kleenex instead of tissue.

[Title27GT]

5.) Northeastern coast accents

fuck yeah you tell those bosfags

[Geno]

My Biology teacher pronounces "Humans" as "Youmans"

I wanna smack her when she does that.