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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Look honey, stop ya'll brawlin in my ear
A customer said this to me today:
Look honey, stop ya'll brawlin in my ear.
I still don't know what this means.
Look honey, stop ya'll brawlin in my ear.
I still don't know what this means.
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You probably didn't heard his words correctly. What were you doing when he said this? What do you sell in your shop?
- You probably didn't heard his words correctly.
- What were you doing when he said this?
- What do you sell in your shop?
- What country are you in?
- What region?
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You probably didn't heard his words correctly.
What were you doing when he said this?
What do you sell in your shop?
What country are you in? What region?
Were you shouting?
What were you doing when he said this?
What do you sell in your shop?
What country are you in? What region?
Were you shouting?
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I was in New Orleans. It was a black American woman. I was explaining to her how I couldn't give her a refund on her taco.
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AnonymousLook honey, stop ya'll brawlin in my ear.Could it have been "bawling" rather than "brawling"?
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bawling? - That's why I asked if you were shouting.
y'all = you all = familiar form of address
But overall, I don't understand a lot of black slang, especially regional..
y'all = you all = familiar form of address
But overall, I don't understand a lot of black slang, especially regional..
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