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I don't mind 'like' too much if it's part of someone's accent/cultural background.

I once dated an American girl who had family roots in the east end of Glasgow and she'd come back to Scotland with her mum to re-settle after a parental split. She spoke with a taking drawl but interjected regularly with a Glaswegian-sounding 'right?', which I struggled to stop laughing at. It added to her charm, though.

[QUOTE="Desert Orchid, post: 2421690, member: 65242"] I don't mind 'like' too much if it's part of someone's accent/cultural background. I once dated an American girl who had family roots in the east end of Glasgow and she'd come back to Scotland with her mum to re-settle after a parental split. She spoke with a taking drawl but interjected regularly with a Glaswegian-sounding 'right?', which I struggled to stop laughing at. It added to her charm, though. [/QUOTE]

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