Tendencies to use southern slang (y'all, etc) -

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Who else here has a tendency to use southern slang in their vocabulary, and do you hate yourself for it? I know I do, but I don't really care because I think people can tell I have some southern in me (even though it's indirect).

My brother has been stationed all around Texas for a major part of his time in the Army (mostly central Texas) so I think I get a little bit of it from there. Who knows where else.
 

eldri

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I do something similar but it is with a black affect.
If someone is clearly an idiot, I'll begin to refer to them as "nigga".
I think I gained this from watching black people roast each other.
 
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The Shadow

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I live in the Southeast but I speak in an exaggerated SoCal surfer dude style a la Bill and Ted, dude.
 

Nick Gars

"that" guy
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I use "y'all" and "howdy" pretty often, but that's about it for using a southern drawl.

I don't hate myself for it. My mom was from the lower East coast (it's not the South per se, but the dialect is very similar), so I just kind of picked up on it growing up.
 

Frogasm

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I grew up using y'all and still say it. it's a very convenient word.

I also say stuff like "folks" but I grew up thinking that was more something that german-american families tended to say than southern families. i don't know exactly why i thought this, maybe because folks and volks are so close.
 

Otis Boi

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It's slowly a bad habit i picked up a work because my work imports southerns all the time. Similar how i just say things in Spanish curse in Spanish or how i say "nigga" linguistics is fucking weird.
 
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