can you tell someone's age by the way they text/write?
yes, scary accurately
somewhat within the age range
can guess their generation
I try but i'm hardly ever right
I wouldn't be able to guess
I don't think grammar/spelling correlates to age

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can you tell someone's age by the way they text/write?
yes, scary accurately
somewhat within the age range
can guess their generation
I try but i'm hardly ever right
I wouldn't be able to guess
I don't think grammar/spelling correlates to age
Gurl
(n) the fact that this is not a slang but it's used to identify trans girl - a boy who turn into girl
sick.
I’m on a one woman mission to get people to stop referring to the Scottish language as slang. Its a dialect. A legitimate sub-language in its own right, thank you very much. It is not slang. This is not opinion but fact.
Its like a sub-dialect of English, so the syntax is generally the same and it can be used inter-changably with English i.e. when speaking I could say half the sentence in Scots and half in English and it would make sense.
To demonstrate Scots isn’t slang, i’m gonna write a (almost) complete sentence in it:
‘Thon wee glaikit lassie ben there is in a right wee crabbit fankle, ken?’
Spoiler alert for tomorrow's video. My voice sounds beautiful.