Hello, <br/><br/>I often read English speaker saying sentences like "I haz done it" instead of "I have...".<br/><br/>I guess it is like a speaking "joke", but I'd like to know if this comes from a particular place in the world or from a particular type of people ?<br/><br/>In the same way, I've heard "Where be'z you ?" and some other sentences using "be'z", like to replace every conjugated form of the verb "to be".<br/><br/>I'd like to know the same particulars of this kind of speaking type.<br/><br/>I've heard it in a video game, placed in the Middle-Age, "be's" may be a parody of Middle-Age peasants' way of speaking...<br/><br/>Thanks in advance,<br/><br/>Léo.<br/><br/>I put this question in this forum but it might be at the wrong place.<br/><br/>Sorry if it is the case.