My Language
My language defines me as who I am. It depends who I am around, if I am with my cousins
or friends I might say different things. I might talk in different style then I would to adults. If I
am around my family I will use slang. If I am at a job interview I will us my best
vocabulary. I know when and where I should use appropriate vocabulary. Some people think
that it's always okay to use slang even at job interviews. It is always good to use good vocabulary every once in awhile. Some people can’t tell when they need to use proper vocab. People think that at job interviews they can say or even do there, like kicking their feet up at desks/tables. If you would like to work somewhere at a good job you need to look the part, give them a reason to hire you. Some people complain they don’t have a stable job or they want something better than what they have, but they act like they have no sense when they have a great job interview. People really need to know when and when not to use slang. If you use slang during a job interview they might throw you out or even give you a small amount of work time. If I am with my brothers and sisters then I will use a lot of slang since they would know what i’m saying. I talk different around my siblings. I would say different things to different age groups. I might say yo can you get that jawn over there. In my family we say yo a lot. In will always try not to use so much slang around adults in some situations people should not use slang. If I am around my father then I would use more slang , but if I am around my mother I will maybe just use “yo”. If I am around my entire family then I will barely talk but once i’m am around my cousins (or cuzzos as I like to call them) I will talk like a baby when it is excited about something. I always know when to use slang and when not to use slang because when I am around my friends but will you saying that they know what I am saying but if I am around my parents that I don't use slang.
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