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What now see kay?

>> No.19975640

I would accept an equal amount of bacon

>> No.19975643

>>19975640
Whatchusay?

>> No.19975670
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19975670

>>19975629
>correctly spelled inconvenience

>> No.19975704

>>19975670
That's why Laqueesha is the one making the signs, she knows how to spell n shit.

>> No.19975708

>>19975670
that's because AAVE isn't incorrect chud, it's a dialect of ENGLISH

>> No.19976098

>>19975708
when would misspelling something also become a dialect as opposed to just being "incorrect".

>> No.19976101

>>19975670
Whatchutalmbout? Microsoff werd got spellcheck n shiet. I aint kno what dat green wiggle mean doe.

>> No.19976154

>>19976098
When it's done by the group of people who are beneficiaries of apologism for all of their failures and substandard behavior.

>> No.19976159

>>19975708
The name literally tells you that it's not a dialect. African American VERNACULAR English

>> No.19976189

>>19976159
>it's not a dialect. African American VERNACULAR English
i don't get it

vernacular
/vəˈnakjʊlə/
noun
1.
the language or dialect spoken by the ordinary people in a particular country or region.

>> No.19976196

>>19976189
This is why you shouldn't rely on a dictionary for every single thing you want to learn.

>Dialect refers to a form of language that is spoken in a particular region or by a particular group of people. It includes variations in pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar. Vernacular, on the other hand, refers to the everyday language spoken by people in a particular area or country. It is often used to describe the language used by a specific group of people, such as a profession or social group.

https://thecontentauthority.com/blog/dialect-vs-vernacular

>> No.19976201

>>19976196
>don't trust mirriam webster trust thecontentauthority.com
>The Content Authority was founded in 2009 and is run by a nimble team made up of a developer, an operations guy and me – a marketer.
epic

>> No.19976204

>>19976201
Sorry, I was aiming for something even a guy who thinks a dictionary is an authoritative source might understand, but I guess I failed to appreciate how deeply stupid you actually are.

Oh well, here you go, wade through the Wikipedia page and be sure to read all of the primary sources: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vernacular

>> No.19976224

>>19976204
i still don't get it. it's called a dialect in the second sentence of the article

>> No.19976227

>>19976224
>i still don't get it
Skill issue

>> No.19976230

>>19976227
right...

>> No.19976242

>>19975670
i all but guarantee a 19 year old white girl made this sign and that it was the funniest shit ever

>> No.19976248

Damn icome here for ghosts and sghit and yall talking arguing about the way black folks talk smmfh

>> No.19976251

>>19976248
this /ck/ - food and cooking
you want /x/

>> No.19976263

>>19976251
Thanks ima air my grievances there.

>> No.19976269

>>19976098
Ask Webster’s dictionary.

>> No.19976271

>>19975643
gurl hook me up with dat bacon fr no cap

>> No.19976303

>>19975670
Spellcheck doesn't correct ebonics muh nigguh