Gangsta Grammar is the set of grammatical rules to write in English like a real gangsta ass nigga.
Rules are different from hood to hood, but some of the essential rules are:
1) If a word ends in "s", replace the s with z.
2) Spell thang instead of thing, sum instead of some, tha instead of the.
3) Never conjugate the verb to be.
4) Put "dem" before plurals.
5) Add "done" in sentences in the present. ex: "Dem copz done shot my nigga".
6) Say "cuh" every other word.
7) Remove the "g" from gerunds and add '.
Rules are different from hood to hood, but some of the essential rules are:
1) If a word ends in "s", replace the s with z.
2) Spell thang instead of thing, sum instead of some, tha instead of the.
3) Never conjugate the verb to be.
4) Put "dem" before plurals.
5) Add "done" in sentences in the present. ex: "Dem copz done shot my nigga".
6) Say "cuh" every other word.
7) Remove the "g" from gerunds and add '.
by Lifs May 21, 2022
Get the Gangsta Grammar mug.1. a universally accepted form of writing or speaking that appropriately conveys a person's thoughts so that others may understand it.
2. a dying art.
3. not something that is readily experienced while surfing the Internet.
4. something that 99% of people in the world have no concept of.
5. a form of writing or speaking which is hard to learn and hence is ignored by the general populous.
6. a knowledge which is deeply rewarding, although not deemed important or crucial by small people.
2. a dying art.
3. not something that is readily experienced while surfing the Internet.
4. something that 99% of people in the world have no concept of.
5. a form of writing or speaking which is hard to learn and hence is ignored by the general populous.
6. a knowledge which is deeply rewarding, although not deemed important or crucial by small people.
by Severian_ November 11, 2008
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being consciously unable to escape from one's ability to correct other's pronunciation of words and phrases, such to a degree that it feels as though you are trapped with the choice of correcting or not correcting the speaker's mispronounced word or sentence back to them in the correct form. much to your dismay rather than intellectual conceit.
A: ooh you took off your shirt. how sensoral
B: (thinks to self): wrong word! she means sensual! i shoul--no! don't correct her! you have a chance at sex!
-from the web-comic 'Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal'
this is an example dilemma of being a prisoner of words (p.o.w) in a Grammar Nazi Camp.
B: (thinks to self): wrong word! she means sensual! i shoul--no! don't correct her! you have a chance at sex!
-from the web-comic 'Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal'
this is an example dilemma of being a prisoner of words (p.o.w) in a Grammar Nazi Camp.
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2. A vulgar blasphemy.
2. A vulgar blasphemy.
Amanda was fearless in most cases, but just the mention of the phrase "grammar and bagels" was enough to make her break into a cold sweat.
by Laura Meade January 6, 2008
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by terry in the car April 2, 2009
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by ngroat7007 October 7, 2009
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"Do you want to do something this weekend?"
"No, I can't. I'm going to meet my grammarsphere friends this weekend."
"What? You are going to meet _who_?"
"Whom."
"The people that your meeting this weekend."
"I think you mean 'The people whom you're meeting this weekend.'"
"I'm not meeting anybody this weekend."
"Exactly. Well, at least not my grammarsphere friends."
"No, I can't. I'm going to meet my grammarsphere friends this weekend."
"What? You are going to meet _who_?"
"Whom."
"The people that your meeting this weekend."
"I think you mean 'The people whom you're meeting this weekend.'"
"I'm not meeting anybody this weekend."
"Exactly. Well, at least not my grammarsphere friends."
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