How y'all doing? I'm "Ume" from Philly, PA, USA. I'm originally from Yamanashi. I've lived in Pennsylvania, USA for the past 15years. I've heard my buddies who have lived in Japan say that many Japanese people, especially the younger ones would pay big Yens to learn American (or I should say English)slangs... I can dig it. So here I am... I thought it would be interesting to check this "community group" out. One thing about American slangs, though... they differenciate all depending on where in the States, or even what part of the "city" you are from. The reason I put "Yo" under my title of my topic is because I hear that saying "Yo" is something so "Philly." Many of us from Philly would say "youz" instead of "you guys." FYI, I DO know how to speak English properly (while many Americans would actually say "proper" instead of "properly" to say what I just said). So, I hope this will be fun.... Later.
Hey, Eric. So, where are you from? Been to Philly, hun? Cheesesteak is the best! I like cheesesteak hoagies. If not, with fried onios, fried hotpeppers, ketchup, mayo, masturd, and salt & peper. Mmmmm..... made me want one. How about those hot wings (buffalo wings)? I hear those who have e lived here miss them a lot when they leave... Oh, almost forgot that this was not unhealthy, but cannot resist American foods community...
> 猫娘さん
I think it's no problem we have saying 英会話 instead of 米会話. Cuz Japanese know if someone mentions English, generall it means American English.
Anyway, what kind of English are they leand in any other non-native countries like South Korea, France, and Garman.
philly = "jawn" all over the place...
philly is the best place for neo-soul music and hiphop.
city is not as big as others but ppl there are really nice...as we call it "city of brotherly love"
cant wait to go back there...
lets go OKAYPLAYERS!!!