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Originally Posted by Ohmar
Kethra,
Ye = they way people actually spoke back in medieval times.
"Yer" is short for "Your" wich is in fact, a short cut.
So at least it can be explained away as " It's just more easy to type "
Cromulent
I suppose your right.
Me personally I would just say "cool" instead of Phat or Kewl. Since cool is in the English Dictionary. Also, I would totally get it if someone told me that so and so was hot. Rather than Hawt.
But I get what you mean.
still yet..... I think I will stick to words that are
in the English Dictionary.
I did actually find Phat in the Urban Dictionary though! hahaha 
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=phat
-Ohmar |
Don't get me wrong, I'm not a massive fan of using these words but I do understand where people are coming from when they use them.
I guess it all comes down to what you are used too. For example some American slang I find incredibly hard to decipher as I am sure some Americans find it hard to decipher English slang.
Swings and roundabouts in the end.