Do British Sikhs Have Difficulties In Writing English?

[koonergs]

haha i remember amen, when i was in like year 3 or about 9 years old in assembly they used to say amen after the prayer by the headmaster, it just didnt feel right with me saying amen tho..

[Guest Guest]

one thing that annoys me is when people get confused between:

they're, their, there, your, you're

they're: they are, they're about to get shot

their: belonging to them, their sock, their shoe

there: look over there, up there

your: belonging to you, your cat is on fire

you're: abbreviation for you are, you're stupid, you're getting fat

really needed to clarify that.

also double negatives:

'i aint got no time for this'

not having no time means you do have time.

:devil: aint trying to mean here

[Sarbloh]

The problem of writing in slang etc. is that it's harder to get you point across. You are not taken as seriously and your viewpoint is often branded as immature.

[Khalsa4ever]

Waheguroo jee ka Khalsa!

Waheguroo jee kee Fateh!

Yup, I've noticed the same thing. Don't forget people there is a huge difference between slang and gibberish. Often if I read a post that is all gibberish, it is garbage to me and I close it and move on.

Waheguroo jee ka Khalsa!

Waheguroo jee kee Fateh!

[dalsingh101]

Plus it makes us look like an illiterate bunch of twits.

[Guest jap naam]

Yh. den i must look like a twit

Still i dont think it means we hav difficulties or dat we're illiterate , its jus quicker to type in slang and sumtimes i really cant be asked to write in ful.

[Balait_da_Sher]

Do British Sikhs Have Difficulties In Writing English?

As most people have already mentioned that, majority of the bad english is due to the "cant be bothered" attitude than actual writing problems.

[Guest Guest]

Writing in slang or so called gangsta writing is a show of ego. We should speak sweet and humble words as Gurbani says. This shows we are lowest of the lowest.