S Sad Max Artful Dodger Aug 10, 2009 #22 grinner said: I can tell you they totally do. The only forign english language that doesn't crack me up is ebonics. Click to expand... To the degree that ebonics is anything at all, it's a dialect, not a language.
grinner said: I can tell you they totally do. The only forign english language that doesn't crack me up is ebonics. Click to expand... To the degree that ebonics is anything at all, it's a dialect, not a language.
grinner Carbonite Member Aug 10, 2009 #23 Here in STL, it's a forign language. I was asked to move my car at the aitport yesterday and the kids were like "what did he say??" I had to translate. Hey, I have a thick Texas accent. I'm often asked to repeat things just so they can laugh again.
Here in STL, it's a forign language. I was asked to move my car at the aitport yesterday and the kids were like "what did he say??" I had to translate. Hey, I have a thick Texas accent. I'm often asked to repeat things just so they can laugh again.
