hcguy

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What does 'finna' mean? I googled it but the slang suggestions didn't quite fit the grammar of your image... "ain't nobody fixing touch her"? The other suggestion was 'going to' which does fit but then why not write 'gonna'? That'd read better to my eyes but bit of a moot point i guess.
"Finna" is "fixing to", I believe.
 
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Honestly, I have no idea why, but yeah "Finna" is slang for "Fixin to" which more or less means "Going to", and in other words, Gonna = Finna.

It's just a thing:
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Edit: "Finna" also fits the meme I was referring to with that last image. Just type in "This is my baby and ain't nobody finna touch him." For more on it:
Language is weird, it's always evolving but sometimes i just don't get why a new word appears to try and take the exact same spot from an already fully functional word, if 'finna = gonna' then just write gonna (not aiming this at you), the hard 'guh' sound even has more oomph then what i assume is either 'fee nuh' or 'fai nuh', which sounds much more..... ugh whatever, i don't get this stuff, not having a dig at you at all man, this is just a general reaction to the subject you unwittingly brought up.
 
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DeSkel15

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Language is weird, it's always evolving but sometimes i just don't get why a new word appears to try and take the exact same spot from an already fully functional word, if 'finna = gonna' then just write gonna (not aiming this at you), the hard 'guh' sound even has more oomph then what i assume is either 'fee nuh' or 'fai nuh', which sounds much more..... ugh whatever, i don't get this stuff, not having a dig at you at all man, this is just a general reaction to the subject you unwittingly brought up.
I get what you're saying. It's a big reason I don't really have much respect for language, or names, or words. It's all made up in the end.

As Yuki would say:
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Language is weird, it's always evolving but sometimes i just don't get why a new word appears to try and take the exact same spot from an already fully functional word, if 'finna = gonna' then just write gonna (not aiming this at you), the hard 'guh' sound even has more oomph then what i assume is either 'fee nuh' or 'fai nuh', which sounds much more..... ugh whatever, i don't get this stuff, not having a dig at you at all man, this is just a general reaction to the subject you unwittingly brought up.
Younger generations reject what the older generations give them, and slang language is a way for a generation to define itself in its own words.

That the newfangled words tend to piss off the parents of the kids using them is an added bonus. That teenage sense of rebellion is a powerful motivator.
 

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WHAT has he done to my gyaru? why ? why change her hair colour, it fit her character so good..., and Rin? Does anybody know if they got changed for sake of changing or its reset thing?
 

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WHAT has he done to my gyaru? why ? why change her hair colour, it fit her character so good..., and Rin? Does anybody know if they got changed for sake of changing or its reset thing?
According to something Sel said on the Discord, most of it is "teenagers just like to change the way they look sometimes."

Though I suspect that Chika's is specifically because she's going to be workiing at the Maid Cafe, and the cafe required natural hair.
 
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Younger generations reject what the older generations give them, and slang language is a way for a generation to define itself in its own words.

That the newfangled words tend to piss off the parents of the kids using them is an added bonus. That teenage sense of rebellion is a powerful motivator.
It's also kind of hilarious when older people use the terms wrong.

Tsubasa calling Sensei the "WAP (Wet Ass Pussy) Man" will never not be funny, imo. Then there's Sensei's "Hot Boy Summer" thing..
 

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It is ironic to hear talk about the discontent of new words in a language where the word Thou has been literally simplified and everyone literally says You even to a dog :KEK:
There's also "Ya". Like in "Ya'll". Ya know what I mean. Then there's textspeak where it's just "U". Not to mention, some pronounce "You", as "Yer" or "Yuh". Yuh confused yet?

"Yo", can also be used to replace "Your" or "You are". Yo, that's my yoyo, not yo yoyo, yo. (Lmao)

Imani actually uses some of this:
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Although, I guess she's using "Y'all" instead of "Ya'll", which is more like saying "You are all" or "You're all", instead of "You all".

Embrace the madness. Praise be.
 
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There's also "Ya". Like in "Ya'll". Ya know what I mean. Then there's textspeak where it's just "U". Not to mention, some pronounce "You", as "Yer" or "Yuh". Yuh confused yet?

"Yo", can also be used to replace "Your" or "You are". Yo, that's my yoyo, not yo yoyo, yo. (Lmao)

Imani actually uses some of this:
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Although, I guess she's using "Y'all" instead of "Ya'll", which is more like saying "You are all" or "You're all", instead of "You all".

Embrace the madness. Praise be.
Thou knowest a little bit of Russian. Да нет наверное.

Not to mention that we can just use verbs with different endings depending on the gender of the word without pronouns, hehe
 
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DeSkel15

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Thou knowest a little bit of Russian. Да нет наверное.

Not to mention that we can just use verbs with different endings depending on the gender of the word without pronouns, hehe
только версия, переведенная Google.

I do know about the globe owl idiom thing now though, so that's neat. At this rate I'll learn a new language while watching girls cry in a porn game.
 

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It is ironic to hear talk about the discontent of new words in a language where the word Thou has been literally simplified and everyone literally says You even to a dog :KEK:
The migration of thou, thee, ye, and you all becoming "you" as English migrated from Old to modern over the centuries is interesting.

But the fact George Fox was so triggered by this change that he wrote a WHOLE ASS BOOK complaining about it is one of the funniest things you'll ever learn studying English.
 
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