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TEAM_PAPUA
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Location: HOLE
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Spoken by uneducated 'English' CHAVS - take a look at 'Little Britain': that is the new real English.
So, for those of you who obviously love American English, these examples are actually lazy British English.
Also, they are not 'Slangs' - whatever 'Slangs' are  |
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wildchild
Joined: 14 Nov 2005
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Location: Puebla 2009 - 2010
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wannaBguru,
Brilliant I say, brilliant!!!!!!!!!!! Clap clap clap, seriously. straight face. I loved it. wish i coulda done it myself, but I fink your on a whole nother level. Well done. I loved it. keep it up. Cheers. |
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happy_me
Joined: 01 Feb 2006
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Location: In the neighborhood of nirvana
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What a wast of time, lts get back to sorting out the poor schools so thit hey will look after there teachers.
Or we could carry on with, what to do when the students come in and say, teacher i cant understand my French boss, or my South African foreman, teacher my new Irish boss cant talk right, what can i do? Teacher when i call Singapore i cant understand any thing they say. |
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