Introduce yourself in your native slang

Yo Joey how you doin??

Hey Paulie how you doin...

Hey awright Frankie How you doin??

im a brown person (puerto rican) so i talk between regular, 'street' and have a small massachusettes accent (dont pronounce my r's normal).

whats up g, what you been up to nigga, i just got this new caa(car) and its 'eally(really) nice

I don't think there is any slang worth noting here...EXCEPT maybe;

In Ontario when we flip someone off we'd say "I gave them the finger", in BC they say "I fingered them". This caused much confusion when I first came out here :D.

"My brother just double-fingered me."

:eek: <---My expression.

^ ROFL LMFAO LOL

holy shizzit

im from ontario man and all we say down he is we gave em the finger or flipped them off. but fingered...lmao o my

later

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Originally Posted by juggalo420

im a brown person (puerto rican) so i talk between regular, 'street' and have a small massachusettes accent (dont pronounce my r's normal).

whats up g, what you been up to nigga, i just got this new caa(car) and its 'eally(really) nice

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I never heard of someone with a Boston accent not pronouncing their "rs" at the beginning of the word.

A Bostonian would say "Let's go to the Boston Gahden."

But they would also say "Fuck Alex Rodriguez." They still say the R sound at beginning of words.

You would never hear "Fuck 'Andy Johnson" or "my cah is 'eally nice"

I think you just made that up.

^i also think i fucked up explaining it, i was trippin, dxm really fucks my thinking up

AHHHHH would u please shut up i cant do it AHHHHHHH

Wanna Play walking talking genital warts?

heres my day to day hello to lots of people oh fuck sake stop trin to mug me u idiot (the sound of my foot steps runig away)

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Originally Posted by RIP ODB

I never heard of someone with a Boston accent not pronouncing their "rs" at the beginning of the word.

A Bostonian would say "Let's go to the Boston Gahden."

But they would also say "Fuck Alex Rodriguez." They still say the R sound at beginning of words.

You would never hear "Fuck 'Andy Johnson" or "my cah is 'eally nice"

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Yes, you are correct. Those dialects of English which don't pronounce all their R's only omit the R if the R doesn't come before a vowel sound (like it always does at the beginning of a word), so "law" and "lore" sound the same, as do "calmer" and "karma". And sometimes they'll reverse the process: since they can't tell the difference between "law" and "lore", some of them will insert an R-sound to either word if the next word starts in a vowel and say things like "lore and order" or "Chiner and Japan", which sound funny to those of us who pronounce an R every time we see one (and in the word "colonel" which should have an R but doesn't due to a freak linguistic accident).