@@dogewoge6580ain't isn't proper grammar. It is actually is not. Also bud isn't proper grammar. You can use buddy or friend. Maybe don't correct others if you are incorrect.
I grew up in East Texas and was so insecure about my accent to the point that i practiced my hardest to get rid of it. I wish i hadnt done that honestly.
Hey at the end of the day the accent you have now is the result of everything you’ve been. Wishing you hadn’t done that is the proof you’ve by grown as a person and have gotten over the insecurity at least some.
I love my southwest VA accent. It has no relationship with my knowledge of using correct English when needed. I consider myself an amateur linguistic and onomastician. I love meeting people and learning about their roots. How boring this world would be if we all sounded alike!!
@@SauceOnChickenBalli assume you’re speaking of the USA. the USA has no national language, before settlers english wasn’t the default language. texas in this case, had spanish spoken there more than english (again before the USA colonized it) because it was part of mexico. many foreigners do know english but have a tough time speaking it. or, they just don’t want to talk to you. before you judge them, ask yourself if they’re speaking to you in broken english because it’s the only language you know.
Sad thing is people do miss out on opportunities when they sound dumb as we live in those sorts of societies. I don’t blame parents for wanting, and encouraging their kids to speak well.
@@mattwinstanley2544 you're not wrong about missing opportunities, but the real sad thing is that "sounding dumb" is really just a completely abstract concept. language changes constantly, we drop longer old phrases for convenience and pick up popular sayings from culture that get absorbed, or sometimes we just speak differently in different areas. "proper" speaking is just snobs who think their way is the correct way and look down on everyone who does things differently. if georgie were swearing every 3 words like i did as a kid or speaking 40% in memes then i'd change my position lol, but he's just talking how he's naturally learnt to
@@aldrichunfaithful3589It's not about sounding dumb, it's about being as universal as possible. Speaking "correctly" simply means you have a bigger reach which is why it leads to more opportunity. Nothing wrong with being able to do both but learning academic language is an asset.
@@leenguyen6056 i get what you mean but most of what we view as correct or incorrect is just irrelevant stuff like aint for example. the vast majority of people know what it means, and if you've really never heard it before you'll either pick it up based on context or spend 5 seconds asking. also a lot of people who preach about proper language genuinely just look down on other accents, here in the uk there's a huge difference in how northerners or southerners speak, and lots of southerners will look down on northern accents as uncivilised (there's a historical financial gap between north and south which has contributed to that significantly). unless you have a very strong accent which is specific to a small region, or use memes and other highly specific slang, there's no benefit whatsoever to learning "smart" language in terms of communication. we all just play a stupid game of not sounding too poor, posh, dumb, nerdy, etc depending on the context so society doesn't judge us, and if anything that makes it harder to communicate
i say "drawed" rather than "drew" my aunt got pissed. shes so damn sensitive. she told me "NO" when i said "tornader" instead of "tornado" i also say "flyed" not "flew" or "flown" and she hates it. and i told her ass off i said "cant u understand wtf i mean bitch? as long as u can understand me quit bitching"
Rule of thumb. Replace the word who with he or him. If him sounds right then it should be whom. So it is “Who”is ready for coffee. And it would be, We are having coffee with “Whom”.
Question: I thought the rule of thumb was if the phrase can be answered by he then you use who and if it can be answered by him you use whom. Example: who is ready for coffee? Answer: he is ready, meaning you use who is not whom.
@@DraconyForceIf you can replace the word with he and make grammatical sense, it's who. If you can replace the word with him and make grammatical sense, it's whom. In this case "Who's ready for coffee" the best fitting replacement is he, "He's ready for coffee," so it's who.
Ur own unique accent makes u different and stand out so don't change it to conform & melt in. It's cute, authentic & real. A different way of saying, I'm from Texas or ______ & I'm proud of it, not trying to hide it.
Who else thinks Georgie correcting Audrey on what she criticized him for was one of the best moments in the show overall? 😂 (yes I’m a bit of an extreme Audrey hater)
after a head injury i somehow gained a country accent for a couple months. It was fcking weird 😅😅 but girls loved it 😎 kinda wish it didnt go away, some words still got some twang to em but cant notice unless ya lookin for it
There were a few Spanish girls in my online Psychology class Oof their English was unbearable Georgie's is just fine ....at least everyone can understand him 😂
Correct. An easy way to make sure is to answer the question (in male form). Would you say, "he is" or "him is". If the answer is HIM, the question should use the word WHOM. (Hint... imagine the M's are the matching key.) If HIM wouldn't be the correct answer, the question should use the word WHO'S - as in "who's ready for coffee?"
I think the show is implying that the baby will struggle in grammar after hearing the way Georgie talks with his accent. Which, personally, as long as she's (i think it's a girl?) is raised properly with teachings of grammar, it should be okay with and without the accent!
You know this is hard for him when you find out the accent he has in the show is his ACTUAL accent and this is him actually trying to change it
It ain’t hard to learn proper grammar bud.
@@dogewoge6580ain't isn't proper grammar. It is actually is not. Also bud isn't proper grammar. You can use buddy or friend. Maybe don't correct others if you are incorrect.
@rowbgo1575 Y'all don't know nothin' 'bout no proper grammar!
@heatherL4834 I did English for an A Level but to call myself an expert would be stupid
@@rowbgo1575 us southerners apologize for our horrible reddiquette
I use to hate Mary then I saw mandy's mom
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Idk man... mandys mother's pretty bad tho 😈
@@MLG-Dude😂😂😂
Yeah she makes Mary look like an angel
me when he has a accent:😁🤣🤠
me when he doesnt:🫠🤨😞
edit: OMG THE LIKES TYSM
His accent impressive
@@Stormrider888 its real tho
Accentless Georgie is cursed
He still has an accent. I can tell he is a Southern American.
She doesn’t get to be mad. She started the thing with the grammar she had to deal with the possibility of him becoming that person.
Yeah. Someone incorrecting me would be annoying.
I grew up in East Texas and was so insecure about my accent to the point that i practiced my hardest to get rid of it. I wish i hadnt done that honestly.
Not your fault buddy it's OK don't be so hard on yourself
Hey at the end of the day the accent you have now is the result of everything you’ve been. Wishing you hadn’t done that is the proof you’ve by grown as a person and have gotten over the insecurity at least some.
I love my southwest VA accent. It has no relationship with my knowledge of using correct English when needed. I consider myself an amateur linguistic and onomastician. I love meeting people and learning about their roots. How boring this world would be if we all sounded alike!!
Thank you so much for doing it
@@erikjhs2403😂😂 Well that's nice of you to appreciate it being gone, guessing you hate thick accents or um southern accents?
He is surely learning as a foreigner does。Hope Audry's satisfied。
At least I understand his broken English. Foreigners are not the same as this....they don't even try to speak English 😂
@@SauceOnChickenBall 様
Ｔo tell the truth Geogei speaking Texas accents are difficult to understand for a Japanese. and doesn't he speak fast ？
@@SauceOnChickenBallWe absolutely do try, but did you ever try another language?
Narcissists are never satisfied. That's why their kids grow up to be people pleasers or selfish; those are their only coping mechanisms
@@SauceOnChickenBalli assume you’re speaking of the USA. the USA has no national language, before settlers english wasn’t the default language. texas in this case, had spanish spoken there more than english (again before the USA colonized it) because it was part of mexico. many foreigners do know english but have a tough time speaking it. or, they just don’t want to talk to you. before you judge them, ask yourself if they’re speaking to you in broken english because it’s the only language you know.
Guess the mother in law in the reason for their divorce.
Wait they got divorced noooo 😭
They didn't, he's making guesses for the future. @@cutekellykelly4149
@@cutekellykelly4149Watch the Big Bang Theory 💀
@@cutekellykelly4149it was mentioned he had atleast two ex wives in TBBT
Never let anyone try to change the way you talk
Sad thing is people do miss out on opportunities when they sound dumb as we live in those sorts of societies.
I don’t blame parents for wanting, and encouraging their kids to speak well.
@@mattwinstanley2544 you're not wrong about missing opportunities, but the real sad thing is that "sounding dumb" is really just a completely abstract concept. language changes constantly, we drop longer old phrases for convenience and pick up popular sayings from culture that get absorbed, or sometimes we just speak differently in different areas. "proper" speaking is just snobs who think their way is the correct way and look down on everyone who does things differently. if georgie were swearing every 3 words like i did as a kid or speaking 40% in memes then i'd change my position lol, but he's just talking how he's naturally learnt to
@@aldrichunfaithful3589It's not about sounding dumb, it's about being as universal as possible. Speaking "correctly" simply means you have a bigger reach which is why it leads to more opportunity.
Nothing wrong with being able to do both but learning academic language is an asset.
@@leenguyen6056 i get what you mean but most of what we view as correct or incorrect is just irrelevant stuff like aint for example. the vast majority of people know what it means, and if you've really never heard it before you'll either pick it up based on context or spend 5 seconds asking. also a lot of people who preach about proper language genuinely just look down on other accents, here in the uk there's a huge difference in how northerners or southerners speak, and lots of southerners will look down on northern accents as uncivilised (there's a historical financial gap between north and south which has contributed to that significantly). unless you have a very strong accent which is specific to a small region, or use memes and other highly specific slang, there's no benefit whatsoever to learning "smart" language in terms of communication. we all just play a stupid game of not sounding too poor, posh, dumb, nerdy, etc depending on the context so society doesn't judge us, and if anything that makes it harder to communicate
... we allay something differently somehow ... just be proud of yourself and how you grow ...
the huge smile their baby gave him is so pure
Reminds me of the fit my mom threw when she realized that i said "drawling" instead of "drawing"
I sometimes still say “drawling.”
My mother freaked because I said frutation and not fruition.
i say "drawed" rather than "drew" my aunt got pissed. shes so damn sensitive. she told me "NO" when i said "tornader" instead of "tornado" i also say "flyed" not "flew" or "flown" and she hates it. and i told her ass off i said "cant u understand wtf i mean bitch? as long as u can understand me quit bitching"
I love a southern accent!!! I’m from the north!! Don’t change who you are they fell in love with you with the accent !! ❤
Well we know that’s not gonna work lmao
I hate him without the accent so much
But, he still has his accent here.
I hate Mandy's mom for forcing that on him
Cece is the cutest. ❤ I hope being a child actor doesn't scar her like it has done for others.
Mandy mom is such a hater gorgies accent was so coolll
Mandy reminds me of Penny from Big band theory
Yes, Penny had certain pronounciation problems, too. She rarely pronounced the "g" at the end of a great many words. A little cringey.
Georgie ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Theres an in universe reason for this. George in bbt has a weakened accent, so they had to explain that somehow
Mandy Kinda feels like Penny 🤣
Rule of thumb. Replace the word who with he or him. If him sounds right then it should be whom. So it is “Who”is ready for coffee. And it would be, We are having coffee with “Whom”.
Question: I thought the rule of thumb was if the phrase can be answered by he then you use who and if it can be answered by him you use whom. Example: who is ready for coffee? Answer: he is ready, meaning you use who is not whom.
I am so very glad to see that this story line will become its own series ❤️
Her mom needs to mind her own business. Who cares about Georgie’s accent. And who cares if their daughter sounds like Georgie
Tbh the accent is attractive in my opinion
I won't be able to watch this with this mother-in-law.
Cecece is too cute
Cece’s so cute!
Wow, he is gorgeous!!❤
"Who" is correct, but I'm sure he knew that! 😅
sorry, it's whoms. you're wrong
@@DraconyForceIf you can replace the word with he and make grammatical sense, it's who. If you can replace the word with him and make grammatical sense, it's whom. In this case "Who's ready for coffee" the best fitting replacement is he, "He's ready for coffee," so it's who.
@@gabethepaper3916 i believe the person above was making a joke
@@DraconyForce my bad 😬
Dont change it we love it is what it makes him him
Oh, let him have this one
Ur own unique accent makes u different and stand out so don't change it to conform & melt in. It's cute, authentic & real. A different way of saying, I'm from Texas or ______ & I'm proud of it, not trying to hide it.
The accent is so cute! Why are they doing this
His biceps 🔥
Why did he need to get rid of his accent ? It was really cute and way better than some people's terribly broken English 😂
When he's learning his accent isn't gonna be there, but once he's used to it the accent will come back but he'll speak proper English grammer
Oh let him have this one! 😂
They sure are expecting a lot out of such a young guy
I agree. It’s not good enough that he stepped up and is a loving dad.
Adorably cute baby
Who else thinks Georgie correcting Audrey on what she criticized him for was one of the best moments in the show overall? 😂 (yes I’m a bit of an extreme Audrey hater)
after a head injury i somehow gained a country accent for a couple months. It was fcking weird 😅😅 but girls loved it 😎 kinda wish it didnt go away, some words still got some twang to em but cant notice unless ya lookin for it
no no no georgie. no no. not the "ing" and shit 😭 keep doing the accent u had 😭
There were a few Spanish girls in my online Psychology class
Oof their English was unbearable
Georgie's is just fine ....at least everyone can understand him 😂
omg its so cute 😂😂
Wow! So eloquent......AND SO NOT GEORGIE!!😂😂😂😂😂
Mom and dad’s coming over tomorrow night for the night so if we
Those cee cee Looks like Georgie jr or Mandy???
Wait what season is it?! Is it on Netflix
We’re can I watch this pls some one 😢
Technically,who's ready for coffee makes sense because it means who is ready for coffee
Correct.
An easy way to make sure is to answer the question (in male form). Would you say, "he is" or "him is". If the answer is HIM, the question should use the word WHOM. (Hint... imagine the M's are the matching key.) If HIM wouldn't be the correct answer, the question should use the word WHO'S - as in "who's ready for coffee?"
I watched the whole show but have never seen this part can some one tell me how ro find it?
I was taught that you use whom if you would use him or her and who if you would use he or she.
Nothing about that relationship is nice to see
Which episode it is
I swear idk what mandys mom wants first she says fix ur accent make it professinal when he does she gets annoyed like what
In the two languages I speak, if someone wanted me to change my accent, then I'd show that individual the fucking door.
I like the accent. People are stuffy.
Only seeing the shorts, why the heck are they living with Mandy's mother?
NOPE! LET HIM KEEP THE ACCENT PLEASE! HE SOUNDS SO WRONG WITHOUT IT 😭
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Why would it negatively affect the baby to have an accent?
Yeah what's wrong with it?
I think the show is implying that the baby will struggle in grammar after hearing the way Georgie talks with his accent. Which, personally, as long as she's (i think it's a girl?) is raised properly with teachings of grammar, it should be okay with and without the accent!
That’s not from young Sheldon why’d you put young Sheldon on the title
are you slow
@@ksgavale221 yeah I realized I was wrong
@@LilyG218 ohk lol
Is “who's” actually incorrect in that sentence?
I think it's correct but that correction had me questioning everything.
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Wait so I haven’t watch season 7 cuz it isn’t out on Netflix yet so why is he trying to change his beautiful accent and grammar?!
😂
Cute
Who's ...😂😂
Whoms
😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
Since when do Texans care about how they sound and speak? Seems ridiculous, ain’t it?
Some people need to go back to school. It's NOT his accent she's trying to get rid of. I t s his use of double-negatives.
Poor grammar is not an accent, it's lack of education
Exactly. Or it's just NOT paying attention.
Actually, ‘who’ was correct because ‘is’ is a verb to be. With ‘to be’ verbs, you keep the subjective pronoun.
No Georgie, you be you.
I...dont...want...her...help....i...want some tacos or a burger....(vegan........
First Mary and now Audrey both of them suck
mary is annoying
What's the problem of having an accent?! Is Texan (Southern accent) vulgar or something? (I'm not American)
No, it is NOT!
Whom isn’t even grammatically correct😂
It’s still a word in the dictionary though.
@@Coco_1958 yea but just used incorrectly
@@Marlered let George have it.
@@Coco_1958 its literally wrong...
@@Marlered I know it is. I never said it wasn’t.
I Georgie, Georgie, Georgie 🥹 🥹❤️❤️