There’s more to a language than an accent, there are cultural/colloquial terms that are used. I might have picked up some of these colloquial American English.
Terms A LOT of people use in their sentences:
- Totally. I totally love that shirt you’re wearing.
- Like. I don’t, like, get it. Like, what’s up with the word ‘like’
- Cool. That’s cool.
- Awesome.
- For real.
A: Justin Bieber got a new haircut.
B: for real?
A: yup, for real.
- That’s legit.
A: Justin Bieber got a new haircut.
B: seriously?
A: yup, it’s legit.
- Have a good one. I don’t know which one you are refering to, have a good day, a good meal, a good ride, a good class, just have a good something.
- Amazing.
- Dude/Man.
Sentences that make sense, but I don’t think I’ll ever use.
- You’re doing down.
- Ticks me off.
- Not unless I’m a cross-dresser.
- Make like a baby and head out of this mother.
Disclaimer: these are only observations based on personal experience. I am not trying to make anyone look bad or stupid.
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