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Are those generational though? They seem much more regional and less to do with a particular general generation.
by bmitc 3y ago
Are those generational though? They seem much more regional and less to do with a particular general generation.
- bnralt 3y agoThe overuse of “like” is extremely common in younger (say, sub-50) Americans across geographic locations.
- bmitc 3y agoThat seems like a more organic evolution of language. It's across several generations and is not an intenional choice. It's also a bit far away from adopting an entire foreign accent.
- tyingq 3y agoMaybe somewhat generational in that it's easier these days for an American to see more social media, television and movie content from the UK.
- kbrosnan 3y agoValley talk is generational it was at its peak from 82-90ish with Clueless.