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Finally, all the "wanna-be" gangsta's will have a real career path:
The Associated Press: DEA seeks Ebonics experts to help with cases :rolleyes: |
Don't think it will be a long term thing for the wanna be's, sooner or later they will probably end up as penis warmers in prison
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"It seems ironic that schools that are serving and educating black children have not recognized the legitimacy of this language."
That's a quote from the newspaper article. Don't these *******s realize these kids have enough trouble learning English, WTF are they thinking. Oh great, let's teach kids EBONICS! That kind of thinking just makes me want to puke. |
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I was at a restaurant a few months ago and the employees were talking to a couple of customers. I could catch one word out of twenty. I had no idea at all what they were talking about. |
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Where's that line from Airplane about speaking Jive? A radio news spot on this yesterday mentioned that ebonics represented a unique combination of American english and African language roots. WTF? The average American-born inner city kid speaking ebonics has about as much appreciation for his/her African roots (linguisitically-speaking) as I do mine. |
I'd rather see them get an education that included ebonics than none at all...
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When you move from Hawaii to Alabama the dialect changes radically. My first day of third grade was in Alabama. I flat out could not understand the THICK southern accent of my white teacher. It was just a white version of ebonics. We had a pop spelling test and I made a ZERO. I did not understand what she was saying so I guessed the wrong words. It took me several months to learn the local accent. |
The problem with ebonics is that it continues to evolve, right now every other word in ebonics is FUCH, if you get my drift.
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Have you ever heard 3 Black 40 year old women talk? Can't understand a word. But they get on the phone with a customer and it all changes. Very strange.
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YouTube - Dr. Laura's N-Word Rant |
I was in a class once. Had one guy from Texas and another from England. The guy from New York had to 'splain to each.....
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I had intervewed a 20 something months ago. His answers were laced with slang and terms I didn't understand. I got tired of asking him to explain himself. He did not get the job. I don't think it was ebonics but it wasn't English.
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Years ago I was on a project with a guy from Staten Island and a guy from Alabama. I was the translator.
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Southerner = Y'all |
Pennsylvanian = Yins
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