Dominance of English in the world

tbh, I abhor eubonics, mostly because when I lived in Cali I couldn't understand half the people in my apartment complex. Eventually it got to the point, where I just asked them to enunciate when speaking to me. Hilarious as it was, most people who speak eubonics can also talk like they're normal human beings.

Thanks everyone for your ideas, it was very helpful, I managed to get the maximum grade for my presentation. :bow:

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Originally Posted by Wakizashi

tbh, I abhor eubonics, mostly because when I lived in Cali I couldn't understand half the people in my apartment complex. Eventually it got to the point, where I just asked them to enunciate when speaking to me. Hilarious as it was, most people who speak eubonics can also talk like they're normal human beings.

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Exactly, further proving it's just a dialect. Romans might say they abhor Sicilian, when if they had someone there who spoke Sicilian, it wouldn't be so bad. If someone was there who could have taught you what they were saying, maybe it wouldnt be so bad!