Speech Help for Millennials

You Tube ^ | May 5, 2022 | Gina Miller

[logitech]

Thank you!

[skeeter]

The use of ‘I know, right?’ Right? Right? drives me inane as well.

Thanks for the video. It’s sorely needed.

[WXRGina]

Thanks, Skeeter!

[octex]

Ya-know is a major part of the vocabulary of the “majority” of NBA players during their interviews.

[Fred Austere]

The prominent one I noticed is beginning every sentence with “I mean...”.

[GreenHornet]

I find it really annoying when someone uses an exaggerated version of the word “What.” Instead of simply saying “What?”, they say “Whhaaaatttt?”

[WXRGina]

I like your screen name, Fred! :-D

[Allegra]

They use the same words over and over. The word “like” and “basically” are used so many times in the course of a 60 second conversation that it seems that’s all they are saying.

And “literally.” How they live to say “literallehhh…” and most of the time, they misuse it. I cringe when I hear a zillennial say “literallehhh…”

[gitmo]

The habit of dropping consonants is nauseating. “I di-nt say that.”

[Allegra]

The habit of dropping consonants is nauseating. “I di-nt say that.”

Uck - I hate that!

I also hate the hard ‘d’ for those words. “Did-ent” of “would-ent.”