I'm pretty sure I heard Alesha say, "you wasn't". That's like an extra dimension.
"You wasn't" !
Originally Posted by petertard:
“I'm pretty sure I heard Alesha say, "you wasn't". That's like an extra dimension.”
“I'm pretty sure I heard Alesha say, "you wasn't". That's like an extra dimension.”
You started a thread complaining about Alesha saying "you was"
Now you start another one complaing about "you wasn't"
Make your mind up!
(Or just add your objections to your previous threads)
Now you start another one complaing about "you wasn't"
Make your mind up!
(Or just add your objections to your previous threads)
Originally Posted by mimi dlc:
“You started a thread complaining about Alesha saying "you was"
Now you start another one complaing about "you wasn't"
Make your mind up!”
“You started a thread complaining about Alesha saying "you was"
Now you start another one complaing about "you wasn't"
Make your mind up!”
It's quite in keeping with the all new Strictly Come Pantomime, though. Oh yes you was, oh no you wasn't etc etc etc
Originally Posted by trunkster:
“Perhaps she'll do a 'you weren't' later on in the series?”
“Perhaps she'll do a 'you weren't' later on in the series?
”
More like 'I weren't'.
Originally Posted by petertard:
“Tards like things like "you wasn't".”
“Tards like things like "you wasn't".”
I don't LIKE "you was"....
I just don't see the point of repeating the same old guff over and over again about how Alesha speaks.
I think it's rather endearing, personally. But I like regional quirks and foibles in spoken English. It would be a very dull world if we all uttered perfectly crafted, Kryton-esque, robotic English. If you can understand what the person means, I don't see the problem. It's like highlighting someone's spelling mistakes on a forum... life's too short, mate.
Originally Posted by twinglebells:
“I think it's rather endearing, personally. But I like regional quirks and foibles in spoken English. It would be a very dull world if we all uttered perfectly crafted, Kryton-esque, robotic English. If you can understand what the person means, I don't see the problem. It's like highlighting someone's spelling mistakes on a forum... life's too short, mate.”
“I think it's rather endearing, personally. But I like regional quirks and foibles in spoken English. It would be a very dull world if we all uttered perfectly crafted, Kryton-esque, robotic English. If you can understand what the person means, I don't see the problem. It's like highlighting someone's spelling mistakes on a forum... life's too short, mate.”
If nobody complained then the mistakes would become the norm and everyone would be using dire English!
Originally Posted by Saturn:
“If nobody complained then the mistakes would become the norm and everyone would be using dire English!”
“If nobody complained then the mistakes would become the norm and everyone would be using dire English!”
Dire English is pretty rampant on this Forum (although not in your post)
I suppose all this dreadful English is all Alesha's fault...
Originally Posted by trunkster:
“Perhaps she'll do a 'you weren't' later on in the series?”
“Perhaps she'll do a 'you weren't' later on in the series?
”
Ooooo yes. It could be her Strictly "journey"!
Originally Posted by mimi dlc:
“Dire English is pretty rampant on this Forum (although not in your post)
I suppose all this dreadful English is all Alesha's fault...”
“Dire English is pretty rampant on this Forum (although not in your post)
I suppose all this dreadful English is all Alesha's fault...”
No only when it comes out of her mouth. And because she works in the public arena and takes a handsome salary and because the programme is watched by millions, then she should attempt to improve her English.
