Anonymous wrote:I hate when people say "no worries" instead of you're welcome. I'm not worried, I'm being appreciative and expressing thanks.

Agree and also no problem. There wasn't a problem.

"Impor-dent" instead of important. Hear it on TV every so often.

Zinc, as in "can you please put that in the zinc"
my MIL says this and I still cat figure out where in the world she learned this.
She is from here and so is my family. No one else I know uses this word this way...

vacay, mani, pedi, hubby, wifey, preggo, and all infantilizing of words to make them "cute."

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Anonymous wrote:Cashay instead of cache.

How often do you hear this? So annoying.

How should it be pronounced?

Anonymous wrote:Aksed instead of asked.

+1

Aksed instead of asked.

Anonymous wrote:Cashay instead of cache.

How often do you hear this? So annoying.

I'm going to check out a few books at the "li-berry" . . . my relatives can never master this word.

Leverage

As in, "I'm going to leverage that report."

Lean in

Conversate

When people tell you that using "foul language" is for low class uneducated pople.

I say fuck that!

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Anonymous wrote:Subject - verb disagreement.

like the title of this topic

I hate when the grammar police seize on misspellings and grammar issues that are obviously typos. It's the lowest form of gotcha. Guess these people are just desperate to feel superior in some way.

MIL says "what all". I have no idea what she is saying. Frankly, it doesn't even matter at that point.