What's the worst form of English?
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This.
www.bbc.com
It's like the BBC hired Ali G to write the news. Crazy it's a real supported language.
Domot - BBC News Pidgin
We dey give una latest tori on top politics, environment, business, sports, entertainment, health, fashion and all di oda things wey dey happen for West and Central Africa come add di rest of di world join. For better informate plus explanation of all di ogbonge tori wey pipo never hear about...
www.bbc.com
It's like the BBC hired Ali G to write the news. Crazy it's a real supported language.
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It's not a "dialect", yes it is "ghetto talk", and you deserve to pick cotton as someone else's property if you speak it.
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Look if RP, mancunian, geordie, glasgwegian and cockney exist then AAVE sure can call itself a dialect. They all sound stupid, represent a fractionalized segment of our described reality, and are indulged by and exclusively unbearable pillocks.
No, that's a pretty reductive top-down view of language that is highly outdated, do better.
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No, chud, prescriptivist views of language are inflexible, anti-intellectual, and uncaring. Please do better, open up your mind, and accept diversity of thought, race and sexuality.
https://www.vcestudyguides.com/blog/prescriptivism-and-descriptivism-in-english-language
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Jamaican patois is hard to decipher as a beginner, and it can sound harsh when a sket yells at you, but it is a very poetic and nice-sounding language, like honey on the ears. Compare this to trinidadian creole or any other english dialect tainted by streetshitter or singaporean influence
*Unleashes tumescent glistening twenty-inch black penis and starts creeping nearby* "Uh, sure. Yep."