Month: September 2015

Elmeri:

It’s so cool to be here in Denmark

Lazaro:

OK chill

Milla K:

He is not in denmark

Elmeri:

Tf is that baby

Veke:

Yee sexy me

Lazaro:

Chill

Deelan:

It’s not year 9 no one says chill anymore

Lazaro:

Deelan…

Fuck you

Deelan:

Giimmeee dattt

Whaaat bagg

Lazaro:

Giimmeee daat

Whaaat stufffff

Dewi:

Mandemz got buzzinz.

The effect that idioms have in spoken language is that in idioms only the people who speak the certain idiom from a certain area will understand it and anyone else from say Scotland wouldn’t understand it, so it makes it unique in its own way. In out transcript for example: it says ‘Fear of the walkin’ dead is deeeeaaaad’  when person one says deeeeeaaaad it means that it or the topic is boring so that makes it an idiom because only the people that speak English slang would understand.

The effect that omissions have is that it’s like a short cut or just laziness that most people have it’s kind of become an idiom so it just comes out as if it was standard English. It also is a conversation with a friend which people are comfortable and speak informal where as with a teacher, when tyrese was speaking to mister Waugh he started speaking standard English and went straight back to informal with his friends.

On phone

C1:Yeh!!

C2:Oh fanks for answerin geezer

C3:gimme dat where you been fool makin us rince ou our credit leevin u messages an dat.

C2:Mr daws is well on da war paf with u bruv yeh

C1:cos of da bag an dat.

C2:wat bag cos u missed a lesson u cheef              C3:gimme dat da bag weren’t a problem tigsi never mentioned it he settled it,ey u comin over to mine later to play computer

C1:naa man I’m at home now I’ve got businesses I gotta run

C3: wat business

C1:business that minds its own  tmmmmiesm, I’m out.