Why do so many people start every sentence with 'So' these days?
I wish I didn't notice this kind of thing :(
41-45, F
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Abstraction · 61-69, M
Australians start every sentence with 'actually'.
It's thinking space or sometimes a tactic to break into the conversation.
Interesting - did you know that the thinking sounds (in English, um, ah, etc) are drawn from the vowel sounds of the language you speak?
So you'll hear the French, for example, when they're thinking use the vowel sound from 'oeuf'.
It's thinking space or sometimes a tactic to break into the conversation.
Interesting - did you know that the thinking sounds (in English, um, ah, etc) are drawn from the vowel sounds of the language you speak?
So you'll hear the French, for example, when they're thinking use the vowel sound from 'oeuf'.