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black people say aks instead of ask

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genuinely why are they like this? english
was fine as is
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ikillbunnies said:
not a racist post but i’m curious why they do this why not just say ask?
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It's a part of African American Vernacular English, the language has it's own rules and regulations evolving from when black's were slaves in the south of America. Why do we not just say "ask"? Because we have our own way of saying the word, just like how the Irish, British, Norwegians, etc, other English speakers have their own way of saying certain word's. It's beautiful, it's language, and we like it.

Example of AAVE:

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Some differences between British English and American English:

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BlackBerry said:
It's a part of African American Vernacular English, the language has it's own rules and regulations evolving from when black's were slaves in the south of America. Why do we not just say "ask"? Because we have our own way of saying the word, just like how the Irish, British, Norwegians, etc, other English speakers have their own way of saying certain word's. It's beautiful, it's language, and we like it.

Example of AAVE:

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Some differences between British English and American English:

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thank u for giving me an actual answer, this wasn’t a racist thread sorry if it came off that way
 
BlackBerry said:
It's a part of African American Vernacular English, the language has it's own rules and regulations evolving from when black's were slaves in the south of America. Why do we not just say "ask"? Because we have our own way of saying the word, just like how the Irish, British, Norwegians, etc, other English speakers have their own way of saying certain word's. It's beautiful, it's language, and we like it.

Example of AAVE:

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Some differences between British English and American English:

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dnr I didn’t aks
 
BlackBerry said:
It's a part of African American Vernacular English, the language has it's own rules and regulations evolving from when black's were slaves in the south of America. Why do we not just say "ask"? Because we have our own way of saying the word, just like how the Irish, British, Norwegians, etc, other English speakers have their own way of saying certain word's. It's beautiful, it's language, and we like it.

Example of AAVE:

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Some differences between British English and American English:

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truly beautiful
 
ikillbunnies said:
not a racist post but i’m curious why they do this why not just say ask?
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You’re aksing the wrong people, we’re either white or brown here
 
Prince Zuko said:
Black people butchered the entire english language
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So did brown people. It’s revenge for colonialism. They butcher it on purpose like the way you butchered our freedoms and stuff.
 
BlackBerry said:
It's a part of African American Vernacular English, the language has it's own rules and regulations evolving from when black's were slaves in the south of America. Why do we not just say "ask"? Because we have our own way of saying the word, just like how the Irish, British, Norwegians, etc, other English speakers have their own way of saying certain word's. It's beautiful, it's language, and we like it.

Example of AAVE:

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Some differences between British English and American English:

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I’m rubbish
 
BlackBerry said:
It's a part of African American Vernacular English, the language has it's own rules and regulations evolving from when black's were slaves in the south of America. Why do we not just say "ask"? Because we have our own way of saying the word, just like how the Irish, British, Norwegians, etc, other English speakers have their own way of saying certain word's. It's beautiful, it's language, and we like it.

Example of AAVE:

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Some differences between British English and American English:

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dnr n***a
 
Zyrrak said:
@Spuffy wtf is this name, why would this BITCH kill bunnies👺
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i kill them because they would then get used for makeup injections by evil companies so instead i sacrifice them (not by hurting them) so they get to live go on living in a bunny paradise with all the carrots and hop w their bun friends
 
BlackBerry said:
It's a part of African American Vernacular English, the language has it's own rules and regulations evolving from when black's were slaves in the south of America. Why do we not just say "ask"? Because we have our own way of saying the word, just like how the Irish, British, Norwegians, etc, other English speakers have their own way of saying certain word's. It's beautiful, it's language, and we like it.

Example of AAVE:

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Some differences between British English and American English:

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Except we made the English language, can't necessarily use us as an example.
 
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