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Toronto Language

Temurzai

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"mad" + "wicked" is proper boston speak. duno if england did 'mad' first tho. wicked for sure, but 'mad' could proper dec poss be northeastern USA
 

faysal

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duno about mad but wiked is common here, and the whole bro thing is highly common here too hahaha, as for the wrist flicking....thats uk too, you people never seen ali g for god sake! lol
 

campy614

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Summy said:
hahaha, this is entertaining.

People in Toronto use 'bro' after everything. Like when the brampton kids stand infront of their local boston pizza, and go, 'yo bro, check out dat boomee bro'. I dont know what it means, but they also call every "b". "yo 'b' whats good 'b'". They say "seen" a lot too. They go "seeeeeen" and do that wrist flicking thing that makes that snapping noise. Also "guy" after everything "Yo guy, chill bro, its all good guy, seeeeen? (snap snap)"
haha this convo is really entertaining.

and i've heard "b" a lot, but I'm not from toronto. you'll hear it in a few hip hop songs, or in the ghetto (my hood). I think it's short for "bro." I think it stems from hip hop language, which for a large majority is the same everywhere. I've heard people from Cali, NY, Florida, Chicago, etc. use the word "fam," which is meant to be a close friend. Or "mad"-which EVERYONE uses. I've heard and used "tight" in both good ways and bad-"yo that shirt is tight!!" and "she dumped you and now you're tight"

You think if I put that I speak ghetto on my resume people'll be impressed?
Languages: English, French, music, ghetto
 

Vick

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out here in Virginia, V-dot stands for Virginia department of transportation... hahahaha... so its kinda funny when people say T-dot, sounds kinda wack if you ask me... sorry to break it to you toronto folks, I was using "mad" when I went to school in India which was a long time ago... A little behind are we?
 

Ashqe

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and wtf is up w/this wrist flick thing some1s gotta show...i twist my wrist all the time and they make that weird noise
hahahah that's what people who dip (use chewing tobacco) do. It's to pack the tobacco together, but I just do it because I can make the snapping noise. At first it's hard to do but if you keep doing it then you'll start to snap easily. I don't dip though at all though.

I always thought "mad" was more of a New York thing, but "wicked" and "sick" is definitely Boston. My friend from Canada (not sure which part) says "that's salt" a lot.

People in Toronto use 'bro' after everything. Like when the brampton kids stand infront of their local boston pizza, and go, 'yo bro, check out dat boomee bro'.
Well, I'm not your buddy friend! Well I'm not your friend guy! Well I'm not your guy, buddy!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2rdQDVmBFg&feature=related
 

- Raja -

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i still think your "hella" beats all of ourr slang words! and "thats salt" was used way back in the days
 

pluthra

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campy614 said:
You think if I put that I speak ghetto on my resume people'll be impressed?
Languages: English, French, music, ghetto
how bout u try it and tell us!!!!!

and hand flick thing way confused
 

Vick

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Parul said:
campy614 said:
You think if I put that I speak ghetto on my resume people'll be impressed?
Languages: English, French, music, ghetto
how bout u try it and tell us!!!!!

and hand flick thing way confused
Parul and confusion goes hand in hand like redskins and choke jobs...
 

mafzal

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I thought UK they say "bruv"? And I think tdot people say "n*gga" than we do in Detroit. yikess

Tell me more about these funny Toronto people, lol
 

m_gill88

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I live in Vancouver and go out to visit my cousin in toronto ALL the time and their lingo is crazyyy funny. I love imitating them. my faves are below ;D

How we in vancouver say "dipper" or "fob".....out in toronto its "refugee"
this one my cousin says all the time i dont know if everyone does but she was describing a fight between two girls and said "it was mad cow beef yo" ??? LOL
in vancouver we "predrink" before we hit a club...out there its "juice"
and "next" i dont really know the equivalent of it in vancouver. used in a sentence "that was some next crazy drama yo"...hmmm i cant think of anymore that havent already been said...

PS. this topic is so aweosme :D
 

m_gill88

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oh ya...and toronto lingo rubs off on you. seriosuly addictive. :D
i come home all the time speaking like i live in brampton and all my friends from vancity...look at me like this---> ???
 

pritpal94

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Yeah all the bruv and all that crap came from England :)
Man the goreh over here in England don't know how to speak man.
 

KaraN

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I do admit meetin alot of cali ppl that hella was mad funny...my fav new word is nasstYYY
 

Perry

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yee i love using the word word nastyy and i like using dirtyyy and greezy aswelll
 

DiddleMyDhol

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Gun shots pon di air for the T-Dot linguistics.

Gotta hand it to you Vancity janta though , you lot have some clutch terms as well. Tweaker is my all time fav, I was called that on many occasion and had no idea what the heck was going on.
 

mafzal

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DiddleMyDhol said:
Gun shots pon di air for the T-Dot linguistics.

Gotta hand it to you Vancity janta though , you lot have some clutch terms as well. Tweaker is my all time fav, I was called that on many occasion and had no idea what the heck was going on.
^ LOLLLL wtf

you're awesome ahaa
 
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