Alonewith2cats
Well-known member
I have a friend, very nice guy, I've been enjoying his company. He sometimes uses the wrong English grammar. He says "we was" instead of "we were" or "you was" instead of "you were." English is not his second language. It's just how he talks. Should I bring it to his attention or just not say anything?
We're just really good friends. I can totally tolerate this in a friendship and accept him just as he is. It would bug me if I was in a relationship with a guy who talked like this, no matter how sweet he is, and he is really nice to me by the way, and I know I would probably be trying to change this about him. I like a guy who sounds educated. It may seem like a small thing but I wonder if it's little things like this that are the reason why some people are only meant to be friends.
What is your opinion?
We're just really good friends. I can totally tolerate this in a friendship and accept him just as he is. It would bug me if I was in a relationship with a guy who talked like this, no matter how sweet he is, and he is really nice to me by the way, and I know I would probably be trying to change this about him. I like a guy who sounds educated. It may seem like a small thing but I wonder if it's little things like this that are the reason why some people are only meant to be friends.
What is your opinion?