“that's what” is a rampant virus of today's youth. I would expunge those illiterate freaks who introduced this into education. I assume it's coming from school.
Wow, how timely you asked this question 🙂 Just yesterday, I decided to make a separate note in my phone, where to record all these terms. I don't know why, though – it's like mocking yourself.
So, my rating is: 1. Cupcake� 2. Avtoledi 3. Extreme
Insanely infuriates the word “deshmansky”, as well as if the words are distorted, “spasibuli” “dosviduli” and all sorts of diminutive endearments, still infuriates when they use any English words like “easy” “bro”, etc.
By the way, the words themselves are not very good, but the combinations! I am very annoyed by the words: “hike”, when almost every sentence begins with “actually”, when all sorts of mostly English-American words like hype, hate, etc.are put into the Russian text, and there are many other completely idiotic expressions that have nothing to do with normal Russian. Something like that…
I'm sick of such neologisms as” Kek, lol, easy, dratute, hype, chan ” and so on. Especially infuriating when these stupid words are used by fully grown people.. There are also more beautiful and understandable Russian words…
I hate the words “dainty” and ” young man.” They just sound disgusting. When I hear “tidbit,” I think of Dolores Umbridge from Harry Potter. Bue, it makes me feel sick.
Even to the horror of annoying words from the series “bullying”, “slatshaming”, “childhate”. “Look, I know English, let me translate Russian words into it and shout them at every corner, and no one will understand me!”
There are also newfangled feminitives-neologisms: “authorka”, “kapitanka”, “voditelka”. I'm sorry, feminists, but it really hurts your ears.
I am very stressed by profanity used as connectives between words without any reason. It seems to me that any word should carry information, semantic or emotional. And here the garbage is obscene, no meaning, no accent at all. Like “here”, “this is the most”, but only obscenely.
Strawberry, bear, hedge, eat, regiment, company, content and words in English when used in a Russian sentence. These are the words that little girls and boys put where they hit the type: top, fashionable, her fight, zashkvar… Excessive use of the words “… well, I'm so…”, ” … Well, he's so…”
I really hate such words as”nyashka”,”money”,”nyahya”,”eat”.Perhaps this is still left over from 2007, when I heard such words everywhere, from bang-haired teenagers.
Eat, delicious (not in relation to food) well, the top one is DELICIOUS. When I hear all this, I want to run far away. Apparently, I am very scrupulous about everything that concerns food.
And one of my friends hates the word “leggings”, please let me know if you also don't like this word, because I have a feeling that she is the only one in the whole world.
Many borrowed words from English that are most often found in professional vocabulary (such as 'storytelling', 'consulting', etc.). Still all sorts of transcriptions from the same English, like, for example, 'fashion business' or 'public relations'. I don't know why, but the colloquial word 'cool' is also gradually starting to get very annoying.
In general, I don't like it when product names are used with a diminutive suffix. Sausage, apple, cabbage, cheese, etc. Some kind of hell! + the word “dainty” I have no idea why))
I hate the slang that is used on the Internet if I hear it in real life. As for me, this sounds extremely shabby and causes a sense of shame for your interlocutor, or for the whole company.
In the first place of the rating is the word “eat”, and after it comes the “little man”, which is never in place, but you can call him, and he will sort everything out. It's like a Man from Kemerovo, only a “little man”, and it's terrible.
I don't know why, but it's very annoying when people say “hello” or “how are you?”in a diminutive way. I think it just sounds disgusting. And in general, the excess of diminutive endearments (or their inappropriate pronunciation) cuts the ear.
Toastmaster. The combination of sounds in this word makes me shiver, as if someone is breaking styrofoam nearby, or as if the Devil himself has come down to earth to gently whisper, ” Toastmaster.”
Nezhnyatina. I doubt that this word has a place in the language at all, but I'll let it go, because I don't understand it. It sounds like some kind of meat: beef, rabbit, and tender meat. And generally disgusting.
A piece of paper. Litmus test. I always say “strip”. It's a very poor piece of paper.
I don't know why, but the word “wench” is the one that most freezes people out. The fact is that at some point my very close friends completely replaced them with all the words denoting “a female person”, and for me, meanwhile, it still carried a negative semantic connotation. Despite all my pleas to use the other options that our great and mighty one is rich in, the word “wench” still pops up in our conversations often enough to make me break out in a cold sweat.
Bogichen, deshmansky,�to eat (it was necessary to come up with such a thing at all), excessive use of diminutive endearments, extreme instead of the latter, chicken with loaf and similar skewers with traliki, breasts (when they talk about women's breasts) and testicles (when they mean chicken eggs). There was something else, but I don't remember it right away 🙂
Hype, hypanem, hypanut – all the derivatives of this trouble for unknown reasons cut the ear.
In general, a lot of borrowed words that have appeared in the slang of young people (and not only) recently. As for me, it sounds very inharmonious in speech. Okay, in everyday life, but it is gradually moving to the press and on the screens.
I work in the field of photo printing for my parents. Mom instead of” launch photos “says” you'll start a bubble” and constantly with such a happy face, they say, a cool word. And I'm already shaking
Panties – “not a mustache, but a pass to the panties”, I just don't like it. Cowards – ” coward bunny gray..”, here the most annoying, with all the strength.
Dityatko, baby, kakusi, sisya, etc. – this causes me a huge attack of indignation with a great desire to wind this very “sis” around the “neck”.
Treat, treat, etc. – I just don't like this combination of sounds. Too simpering.
And, of course, the signature “hello:” eat a bag of shit.
Hashtag – in music school it was sharp), лай like, and all the other Internet words, �hype to the same place, zashkvarn makes you sick – like fried bacon bacon or something, all these superstitions about extreme, �all the words of stupid moms. Even the simplest word-My God ,the village is the same. Add only nIponIla and all the other well, completely simple words, especially when “not” is separated from the words that should be next to it. It seems that everyone is so stupid, their eyes are bleeding. �Not to mention the difficulties, �you write simple words correctly: otherwise they write solved the problem “within their means “учеб textbook. �Write more simply: use, �if it is difficult to be at least a little bit, �even for the fifth grade literate.
I don't know if this is the right answer.. I hate a lot of things about the incorrect use of words in our language. Especially with the postfix “xia”. Words like “get out” and” get erased ” cause me righteous anger. “I want to get out” – well, get out of here, your motto! Of course, the use of foreign words, when there are Russian analogues, also causes me elementary neglect (what the hell is a businessman, if an entrepreneur?) Well, all sorts of “put on”, when to “put on”, but this is all clear.
And the expressions that infuriate me for no reason: “Throw a boar”, “Roll a sausage”. … God, I wrote this and I'm shaking with rage. WHAT WILD BOAR? Ahhh, this is unbearable, does anyone hate these expressions, except me?: (
And “well, this”… Oh, my God, I don't even have the energy to describe my emotions about that expression…
“Emergency exit”. All my life they said “spare”, and now “spare” is hanging everywhere. Maybe I didn't notice it, but it's extremely annoying and sounds like a catalog. They say it is in the dictionary, so it is possible.
Unified State Exam.. Just three letters, and it makes me sick.
In general, I hate when a lollipop is called “sucker”, “go suck a sucker”, well, what is it anyway?�
Still incredibly endures with “first”. THIS IS JUST TIN, THERE IS A FRIEND WHO ALWAYS USES IT 'Let's go to the store first', 'discuss it with him first', 'first answered her question' FIRST FIRST SPEVRA FIRST FIRST
Meme phrases that are mostly heard from children, such as kek, chi da, dratuti, eschkere. After this, I want to take out my brain, so as not to listen to it.
I also hate the word eat, because it seems to me some kind of diminutive-affectionate.
I am very annoyed when young people and other segments of the population use English words in Russian – this is kapets!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Ukrainian since childhood infuriates, although I like some words); infuriates the frequent use of endearingly diminutive words in sentences!and if there are individual words I'll start in descending order:
1. heifer, 2. pisya pussy and all its prisvodnye (INFURIATES!!!), 3. fumble(like they understand something), 4. vpiska(sooo unpleasant associations!!!!), 5. nyashki(fffuuu!!!), 6. Hype(obvious show-off), 7. fat (I want to tear in kind), 8. fit and so on its derivatives, 9. lepshiy-I don't know what but infuriates!!!10. dude-unpleasant to the ear, 11. hav…12. gruzinka (oh infuriates), 13. then, 14. gladilka(I mean a plaster grater(infuriates!!!)), 15. redeem-fu! 16. muzlo (offensive sounds in relation to music)
“Plus sign” when someone agrees with something. In any form: written, oral, verbal, symbolic. But especially verbally. Immediately there is an incredible desire to give bream.
It pisses me off when they say “on arrival”instead of “on arrival”. This year, this is especially true, because every now and then the questions “can I pass the test on arrival?”sound.
The word cheerful in the context of clothing with a bright color, print, for example, “cheerful blouse” – straight brrr, �ear cuts. And it's also not pleasant to listen to what girls call shoes-кабл heels, “put on heels”, “go in heels”
I understand the introduction and penetration of Anglicisms into the Russian language, I myself willingly use it, I believe that in every language there are no specific words that would describe the current state of affairs. Nevertheless, it is extremely annoying when Anglicisms are used inappropriately and to an audience that in principle does not quite understand their meaning, or when the same word can be called one simple Russian word.
And extreme, of course, oh…�
This word, perhaps, causes a flurry of not very pleasant emotions and cuts the ear.
The word is clear (it's clear why), drink (I don't know why, like a normal word but no) WELL, the most unloved: A TREAT. I can't hear it, write it, or say it out loud, because it makes me squirm right away.
The simpering “I've eaten” or “I need to eat” is terribly annoying, and there are quite a few individuals who use this word in relation to their imperial person.
Very cut the ear of the English or Latin words not used to the place, or rather for the sake of a glamorous, despite the fact that there are a bunch of Russian analogues, for example, recently I listened to a photographer who always says “location”, “we chose the location”, “well, it's time to go to location”, you can even just say “location”, or else “it will be a great inspiratin”. This phenomenon is often found among managers, words like “prolong the validity of a contract”, when you can simply say “extend the validity of the contract” and.unfortunately, I can't remember most of the idiotic words for the example, and maybe fortunately)
There is also a slang of shibanutyh moms like: pokakusi, tugoseri, muski, pisyuski, musyupusyuski, this is generally such trash that I don't want to open this pandora's box any further.
Deadline, team building, lead (a concept in Internet marketing that is used so often in our office that it makes me sick), report… I think I started to hate my job)
Insanely annoying lisp of some mothers: “he wants tityu”, “look what kind of nanny goes” (about any girl). And as all sorts of muski – pisyuski mentioned above, no more just: “TITI”…. It's a fucking chest, guys!!!!1
There were a lot of like-minded people here. I still can't stand it when they say “from the word completely”. Or they repeat the word twice, for example, “all such a girl-girl”. Brrr
Here are these types of professions, it's strange how they appeared, and went viral.
Anecdote about a tagretologist:
Customer: How's it going, what's our Instagram traffic for the week?
Targetologist in a whisper: I can't talk then I'll call you back
Customer: Why are you whispering?
Targetologist: I'm on an Algebra test!
Culinary services
Buckwheat
Markoschka
Kuragrudka
Modnoe
Hype
Hype
On the hype
When the word hype is used by the older generation, as if to show that they are in a trend. And they use it on TV.
Gym bunny
Nyashny
Ticktoker
Instasamka
Trending
Professional
“Marketing” with an emphasis on A.
Digitalization
Digitization
Digital is a prefix for anything incomprehensible.
Added-Avitologist, Avitologist Karl!!!)))
More ancient
“Ventilate” – in the sense of finding information, understanding something.
The most common
“Che” is What. ” Che ” is already widely used on TV in professional journalism. There is even a TV channel Che.
Appeals to each other in a relationship
Mas!
Zai
Zaya
“that's what” is a rampant virus of today's youth. I would expunge those illiterate freaks who introduced this into education. I assume it's coming from school.
Decent ( and I want to add a decent bastard), highly moral, spirituality,
For me, it's better to hear the mat 10 times than once these words in a day. This is hypocrisy.
Wow, how timely you asked this question 🙂 Just yesterday, I decided to make a separate note in my phone, where to record all these terms. I don't know why, though – it's like mocking yourself.
So, my rating is:
1. Cupcake�
2. Avtoledi
3. Extreme
Insanely infuriates the word “deshmansky”, as well as if the words are distorted, “spasibuli” “dosviduli” and all sorts of diminutive endearments, still infuriates when they use any English words like “easy” “bro”, etc.
By the way, the words themselves are not very good, but the combinations! I am very annoyed by the words: “hike”, when almost every sentence begins with “actually”, when all sorts of mostly English-American words like hype, hate, etc.are put into the Russian text, and there are many other completely idiotic expressions that have nothing to do with normal Russian. Something like that…
I'm sick of such neologisms as” Kek, lol, easy, dratute, hype, chan ” and so on. Especially infuriating when these stupid words are used by fully grown people.. There are also more beautiful and understandable Russian words…
I hate the words “dainty” and ” young man.” They just sound disgusting. When I hear “tidbit,” I think of Dolores Umbridge from Harry Potter. Bue, it makes me feel sick.
Even to the horror of annoying words from the series “bullying”, “slatshaming”, “childhate”. “Look, I know English, let me translate Russian words into it and shout them at every corner, and no one will understand me!”
There are also newfangled feminitives-neologisms: “authorka”, “kapitanka”, “voditelka”. I'm sorry, feminists, but it really hurts your ears.
I am very stressed by profanity used as connectives between words without any reason. It seems to me that any word should carry information, semantic or emotional. And here the garbage is obscene, no meaning, no accent at all. Like “here”, “this is the most”, but only obscenely.
Strawberry, bear, hedge, eat, regiment, company, content and words in English when used in a Russian sentence.
These are the words that little girls and boys put where they hit the type: top, fashionable, her fight, zashkvar…
Excessive use of the words “… well, I'm so…”, ” … Well, he's so…”
Infuriates in general
I really hate such words as”nyashka”,”money”,”nyahya”,”eat”.Perhaps this is still left over from 2007, when I heard such words everywhere, from bang-haired teenagers.
Eat, delicious (not in relation to food) well, the top one is DELICIOUS. When I hear all this, I want to run far away. Apparently, I am very scrupulous about everything that concerns food.
And one of my friends hates the word “leggings”, please let me know if you also don't like this word, because I have a feeling that she is the only one in the whole world.
Many borrowed words from English that are most often found in professional vocabulary (such as 'storytelling', 'consulting', etc.). Still all sorts of transcriptions from the same English, like, for example, 'fashion business' or 'public relations'.
I don't know why, but the colloquial word 'cool' is also gradually starting to get very annoying.
In general, I don't like it when product names are used with a diminutive suffix. Sausage, apple, cabbage, cheese, etc. Some kind of hell! + the word “dainty” I have no idea why))
I hate the slang that is used on the Internet if I hear it in real life. As for me, this sounds extremely shabby and causes a sense of shame for your interlocutor, or for the whole company.
“lol, kek, or” and so on.
In the first place of the rating is the word “eat”, and after it comes the “little man”, which is never in place, but you can call him, and he will sort everything out. It's like a Man from Kemerovo, only a “little man”, and it's terrible.
I don't know why, but it's very annoying when people say “hello” or “how are you?”in a diminutive way. I think it just sounds disgusting. And in general, the excess of diminutive endearments (or their inappropriate pronunciation) cuts the ear.
Toastmaster. The combination of sounds in this word makes me shiver, as if someone is breaking styrofoam nearby, or as if the Devil himself has come down to earth to gently whisper, ” Toastmaster.”
Nezhnyatina. I doubt that this word has a place in the language at all, but I'll let it go, because I don't understand it. It sounds like some kind of meat: beef, rabbit, and tender meat. And generally disgusting.
A piece of paper. Litmus test. I always say “strip”. It's a very poor piece of paper.
“The girl”.�
I don't know why, but the word “wench” is the one that most freezes people out. The fact is that at some point my very close friends completely replaced them with all the words denoting “a female person”, and for me, meanwhile, it still carried a negative semantic connotation. Despite all my pleas to use the other options that our great and mighty one is rich in, the word “wench” still pops up in our conversations often enough to make me break out in a cold sweat.
Bogichen, deshmansky,�to eat (it was necessary to come up with such a thing at all), excessive use of diminutive endearments, extreme instead of the latter, chicken with loaf and similar skewers with traliki, breasts (when they talk about women's breasts) and testicles (when they mean chicken eggs). There was something else, but I don't remember it right away 🙂
Hype, hypanem, hypanut – all the derivatives of this trouble for unknown reasons cut the ear.
In general, a lot of borrowed words that have appeared in the slang of young people (and not only) recently. As for me, it sounds very inharmonious in speech. Okay, in everyday life, but it is gradually moving to the press and on the screens.
Ooh, right into the heat of the day.
“Hype”;
“trash”;
“fumble” (“understand”, “understand”);
“redeem” (“understand”);
“ugarat”;
tinplate;
“chan”;
“friend” (“a girl I see for the first time in my life, but with whom I drink alcohol this evening” and similar meanings);
“LOL”;
“move”;
“well, like”;
“vpiska “;
zashkvar;
“top”;
“hello” and other nightmarish creations of Internet memes.
Recently, the word “baby” has been wildly annoying. Children or child norms, but this…
There are some words like: cabbage, cheese, sock and panties. I understand underpants, but “panties” is an annoying word
I work in the field of photo printing for my parents. Mom instead of” launch photos “says” you'll start a bubble” and constantly with such a happy face, they say, a cool word. And I'm already shaking
Eat – take a bite of the excrement, please.
Panties – “not a mustache, but a pass to the panties”, I just don't like it. Cowards – ” coward bunny gray..”, here the most annoying, with all the strength.
Dityatko, baby, kakusi, sisya, etc. – this causes me a huge attack of indignation with a great desire to wind this very “sis” around the “neck”.
Treat, treat, etc. – I just don't like this combination of sounds. Too simpering.
And, of course, the signature “hello:” eat a bag of shit.
Rating of words that annoy me:
Panties
Play around
Eats
Window sill, instead of Window Sill (yes, yes… Some people say so) From the word “okolitsa” or something? Don't know.�
Lie down!!! And with the emphasis on “O”. It gives me a nervous tic.
Using a word like
I am so
Hashtag – in music school it was sharp), лай like, and all the other Internet words, �hype to the same place, zashkvarn makes you sick – like fried bacon bacon or something, all these superstitions about extreme, �all the words of stupid moms. Even the simplest word-My God ,the village is the same. Add only nIponIla and all the other well, completely simple words, especially when “not” is separated from the words that should be next to it. It seems that everyone is so stupid, their eyes are bleeding. �Not to mention the difficulties, �you write simple words correctly: otherwise they write solved the problem “within their means “учеб textbook. �Write more simply: use, �if it is difficult to be at least a little bit, �even for the fifth grade literate.
I don't know if this is the right answer.. I hate a lot of things about the incorrect use of words in our language. Especially with the postfix “xia”. Words like “get out” and” get erased ” cause me righteous anger. “I want to get out” – well, get out of here, your motto! Of course, the use of foreign words, when there are Russian analogues, also causes me elementary neglect (what the hell is a businessman, if an entrepreneur?) Well, all sorts of “put on”, when to “put on”, but this is all clear.
And the expressions that infuriate me for no reason: “Throw a boar”, “Roll a sausage”. … God, I wrote this and I'm shaking with rage. WHAT WILD BOAR? Ahhh, this is unbearable, does anyone hate these expressions, except me?: (
And “well, this”… Oh, my God, I don't even have the energy to describe my emotions about that expression…
“Aida/aydate” -the most wretched Bashkir alternative to the words “let's go” and “let's go”
“Pupsik” “lyalechka” -the most disgusting names for a human cub�
“Vulgar” – that freezes out this adjective in itself…
“I miss you”;
“speak for (meaning about) something/someone”, where did that even come from, ahh;
“Reluctantly”;
“in general”.
one hundred and forty one hundred and forty one hundred and forty one hundred and forty
“Emergency exit”. All my life they said “spare”, and now “spare” is hanging everywhere. Maybe I didn't notice it, but it's extremely annoying and sounds like a catalog. They say it is in the dictionary, so it is possible.
Unified State Exam.. Just three letters, and it makes me sick.
In general, I hate when a lollipop is called “sucker”, “go suck a sucker”, well, what is it anyway?�
Still incredibly endures with “first”. THIS IS JUST TIN, THERE IS A FRIEND WHO ALWAYS USES IT 'Let's go to the store first', 'discuss it with him first', 'first answered her question' FIRST FIRST SPEVRA FIRST FIRST
Meme phrases that are mostly heard from children, such as kek, chi da, dratuti, eschkere. After this, I want to take out my brain, so as not to listen to it.
I also hate the word eat, because it seems to me some kind of diminutive-affectionate.
I am very annoyed when young people and other segments of the population use English words in Russian – this is kapets!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Ukrainian since childhood infuriates, although I like some words); infuriates the frequent use of endearingly diminutive words in sentences!and if there are individual words I'll start in descending order:
1. heifer, 2. pisya pussy and all its prisvodnye (INFURIATES!!!), 3. fumble(like they understand something), 4. vpiska(sooo unpleasant associations!!!!), 5. nyashki(fffuuu!!!), 6. Hype(obvious show-off), 7. fat (I want to tear in kind), 8. fit and so on its derivatives, 9. lepshiy-I don't know what but infuriates!!!10. dude-unpleasant to the ear, 11. hav…12. gruzinka (oh infuriates), 13. then, 14. gladilka(I mean a plaster grater(infuriates!!!)), 15. redeem-fu! 16. muzlo (offensive sounds in relation to music)
Shnyaga. I don't even know the meaning of this “word”, but I don't like it. A woman, a chick, a girl. Well, similar ones.
“cool.” You know, when your work is so evaluated…and what does that mean? Interesting? Beautiful? Not pretty enough, but interesting? What?
“Plus sign” when someone agrees with something. In any form: written, oral, verbal, symbolic.
But especially verbally. Immediately there is an incredible desire to give bream.
Terribly annoying words-parasites in speech: “well”, “shorter”, etc.�
And also warbles from the illiterate “send” instead of “let's go”, I just can't resist and do not fix it when I hear this.
It pisses me off when they say “on arrival”instead of “on arrival”. This year, this is especially true, because every now and then the questions “can I pass the test on arrival?”sound.
The word cheerful in the context of clothing with a bright color, print, for example, “cheerful blouse” – straight brrr, �ear cuts. And it's also not pleasant to listen to what girls call shoes-кабл heels, “put on heels”, “go in heels”
I understand the introduction and penetration of Anglicisms into the Russian language, I myself willingly use it, I believe that in every language there are no specific words that would describe the current state of affairs. Nevertheless, it is extremely annoying when Anglicisms are used inappropriately and to an audience that in principle does not quite understand their meaning, or when the same word can be called one simple Russian word.
And extreme, of course, oh…�
This word, perhaps, causes a flurry of not very pleasant emotions and cuts the ear.
Youth slang from the transliteration of English words:
Riley, Easy, etc.
Can't you say the same thing in Russian?
Well, it's annoying when they make very trivial mistakes like-tsya/-tsya in the email.
The word is clear (it's clear why), drink (I don't know why, like a normal word but no) WELL, the most unloved: A TREAT. I can't hear it, write it, or say it out loud, because it makes me squirm right away.
extreme and delicious is eternal hate, of course. but there is another list
“little man” (especially, “this is the closest little man to me” and so on “kindness”)
“umochka”, “molodechik”, “molodchinka”�
And also those who use the word “well done” as a compliment
The simpering “I've eaten” or “I need to eat” is terribly annoying, and there are quite a few individuals who use this word in relation to their imperial person.
Very cut the ear of the English or Latin words not used to the place, or rather for the sake of a glamorous, despite the fact that there are a bunch of Russian analogues, for example, recently I listened to a photographer who always says “location”, “we chose the location”, “well, it's time to go to location”, you can even just say “location”, or else “it will be a great inspiratin”.
This phenomenon is often found among managers, words like “prolong the validity of a contract”, when you can simply say “extend the validity of the contract” and.unfortunately, I can't remember most of the idiotic words for the example, and maybe fortunately)
There is also a slang of shibanutyh moms like: pokakusi, tugoseri, muski, pisyuski, musyupusyuski, this is generally such trash that I don't want to open this pandora's box any further.
Deadline, team building, lead (a concept in Internet marketing that is used so often in our office that it makes me sick), report… I think I started to hate my job)
For some reason, the word “send” in the meaning of “let's go”is very annoying.�
– Guys, well, send already quickly, they are waiting for us.
You can send a letter, a message, a person to hell, and we are going to “go”.�
I don't know, maybe it's just me being so annoyed by it, but it's really hard when I hear it.
Insanely annoying lisp of some mothers: “he wants tityu”, “look what kind of nanny goes” (about any girl). And as all sorts of muski – pisyuski mentioned above, no more just: “TITI”…. It's a fucking chest, guys!!!!1
There were a lot of like-minded people here.
I still can't stand it when they say “from the word completely”.
Or they repeat the word twice, for example, “all such a girl-girl”.
Brrr