It's like so bitching because everybody
is so nice. So through the worst of
things office Donner moon Zappa
I'm his 1982 on valley girl
and it's often attributed to the start
of the valley girl dialect or so seola a
dialect based on your class your
ethnicity or your age if you're like me
and grew up on 80s sitcom or your mom
did then it's very likely you still use
words like um and you know all the time
and it probably has less to do with
Nagappa and we're to do that 80's media
culture you grew up in or maybe even
clueless as cher Horowitz would say what
about the strain on our resources well
it's like when I have this garden party
for my father's birthday right at the
RSVP because it was like a sit-down
dinner but some people came like did not
RSVP and I was plugging I had like whole
a stew kitchen and we distribute the
clues and change all the place setting
and so if the government she did just
get to the kitchen rearrange some things
we could certainly party with the
Haitian I put on TV because it was a
sit-down dinner but some people that
like did not RSVP I was like totally
buggin
that was Sheree Horlick Kula valley
federal sociolect
is also known as up pikas up talk high
inflection when most normal of terms
high rising terminal this means at the
end of your sentence
not only are using those verbal filler
words but you're raising your pitch like
you do when you're asking a question and
you're not asking a question so that
raisin pitch makes you sing clueless
when you're watching your video
rehearsal make note of up speak at the
end of sentences and make arrow cues to
remind yourself to keep your pitch down
the other major characteristic that I
touched on in the valley girls Osceola
is using specific filler words like um
via no gag me with a spoon
you can learn how to conquer these and
other Sears and verbal fillers by
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