As you have noted here, they were also using these expressions in their
writing :)

Ah also, imagine them mumbling the words. Sometimes, I was really having
hard time  to understand them what they really mean.

Do you think, this usage is something special for California youths or
college students?

On 17/03/2008, Alan B. Pearce <A.B.Pearce@rl.ac.uk> wrote:
>
> >> >There were people around San Jose, who like to use the words
> >> >*like* and *you know* at the end of each sentence.
> >>
> >> Only at the ends?? They have obviously fallen on language hard times,
> >> round
> >> here the juniors in the street say those for every second word ...
> >
> >Ya know, there was like this girl in my like storm spotting class who
> >like said "like", like way too often, ya know?
>
>
> ya know she sounds just like the kids here, like ya know ???
>
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