【A question for native English speakers from a Japanese English learner】
I say too much "you know", "like", "kind of" or whatever, when I'm in daily conversations..but is it kinda rude, or kinda disgusting, or kinda annoying??..coz I'm not a native English speaker...
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【A question for native English speakers from a Japanese English learner】
I say too much "you know", "like", "kind of" or whatever too often when I'm in daily conversations... but is it kinda a little rude, or kinda disgusting, or kinda annoying?? ..coz because as you know I'm not a native English speaker...
Same with ummm ahhhh - it interferes with what you are saying and what the listener hears - better to have silent pauses; they are all noise words in your speech; you can speak brokenly, it is better
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Agree with Molly, it's not rude. However in the UK, some people use, "you know" and, "like" with every sentence and some comedians made some jokes about this.
I think it's ok to use these, but having a variety of ways of saying something is also good.
よろしくお願いします。
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No, it's not considered rude but it is informal.
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