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Chav being the worst!

chris clements wrote in post #2836596
Cymru
Gaelic
Kernow
Chav

Currently spoken a lot in the bottom right corner of the Sceptred Isle, are they?

By-the-by, my people once spoke a Cymry dialect. We gave it up for political reasons.

The chav language originated from this corner, I believe, innit!

michaelgreen78 wrote in post #2836652
The chav language originated from this corner, I believe.

Not what I asked.

20droger wrote in post #2836587
So, you're saying that many people in the U.K. don't have English as their first language? What IS their first language, then?

Are you implying that the only people having problems with spelling and grammar on POTN come from the UK? I wasn't aware that I made that distinction.

But, yes, Chav is many people's Mother Tongue...

Pete wrote in post #2836661
Are you implying that the only people having problems with spelling and grammar on POTN come from the UK? I wasn't aware that I made that distinction.

But, yes, Chav is many people's Mother Tongue...

I am implying no such thing. I simply stated that:

You then responded with:

Thereby implying that you believe that many in the U.K. don't have English as a first language.

I became curious as to what you felt their first language might be.

As to bad grammar and spelling, the U.K. has no monopoly whatsoevr on that score.

And to the others, the introduction of historical languages does not ipso facto grant one of those languages the status of a person's "first language" as used in the context of this thread, i.e., the language in which an individual thinks and communicates most fluently.

This is a fun thread. Don't make it serious.

Pete wrote in post #2836661
But, yes, Chav is many people's Mother Tongue...

With you-know-who moving to the Galaxy, maybe Chav will take over in Los Angeles.
That'll lern'em

chris clements wrote in post #2836879
That'll lern'em

Aaaaaarrrrrggggghhhhhh​h!

michaelgreen78 wrote in post #2836961
Aaaaaarrrrrggggghhhhhh​h!

Wozzyerproblem? All me postrofees woz crect

Ok. At least it wasn't the dreaded text language, m8!

I see the word "noooooooooob" many times in this forum.

How many O's are considered polite?!

michaelgreen78 wrote in post #2838778
I see the word "noooooooooob" many times in this forum.

How many O's are considered polite?!

As long as theres more than one I think we will be ok