100% this, another thing this Instagrammer doesLiving my best life
such a vibe
We do say literally a lot too!Instablaggers and (some) Americans and their OMG I'm obsessed... I'm literally obsessed...
No love, you really aren't. Broaden your vocabulary.
I am of Indian origin, and I thought it was only Indians and Pakistanis who did that.When people end sentences with “no?”
“I thought she had two kids, no?”
“They live in London, no?”
I don’t know why, just doesn’t sound right
Ohhh and “he’s good people”
Singular he, plural person? Why would you say that!
lots of people who speak english as a second language do it as it is common in lots of other languages
I’ve only heard white people say it
who’s English is their first language tooYes was going to say the same- my Indian and Filipino friends say it a lot (or people like me who have more foreign than British friends in my circle and try and find this neutral common ground accent/speech)
That's right, it's also extremely common in Spanish. It's called a 'tag question'. We do it in English at the end of sentences too, but instead of yes?/no? we tend to use things like 'isn't it?' 'aren't you', don't you?' etc.
No, in Spanish tag questions we use '¿no?', '¿verdad?' or '¿no es verdad?'
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so annoying
