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I'm glad u r learning @Seelentau this is crucial for like communication cohesion on here

It's really weird reading this as a Brit because I just see these as potential northern slang terms. Half my family are from the north and I kind of got their accent, so I can imagine us saying a lot of these to each other in one of our gibberish conversations X) in case you wanted to know how that would sound, just go through this comment and replace every use of the word "I" with "ah" and "my" with "me" and miss out the "g" in every "ing".

^ @Gesu - I dated a white chick from Essex for two years, and it was interesting because she naturally adapted a lot of the slang I use (I'm from the south of the U.S.), but I was surprised because she'd already adapted a lot of the lingo that originates here through the internet, pop culture, other ppl, etc. So it's pretty fascinating how this stuff spreads like wildfire.

And contrary to what my comment above might imply, I don't have any issues with cultural appropriation, because I think a lot of it is natural, and doesn't necessarily take place on a conscious level.