Words or phrases that annoy you (even if you can't explain why) . . .

[Kristy1989]

I can't stand the word "vibe". example: "This empty building gives backroom vibes" or "That aquarium screensaver is such a vibe" and "Look at that cat over there, he's just vibing".

Also, loose instead of lose.

 

[rm5]

I just came across "wen," short for "when." And no, this is not a one-off thing. Literally people don't want to spend a fraction of a second typing the "h." Unbelievable.

 

[VisceralRealist]

I can't stand the word "vibe". example: "This empty building gives backroom vibes" or "That aquarium screensaver is such a vibe" and "Look at that cat over there, he's just vibing".

Also, loose instead of lose.

Disliking "vibe" is a mood.

 

[Doctor Q]

I don't mind young people having their private jokes, but I know a lot of people, including many teachers, are annoyed by 6-7.

 

[dotnet]

I just came across "wen," short for "when." And no, this is not a one-off thing. Literally people don't want to spend a fraction of a second typing the "h." Unbelievable.

See? This is what happens when people don't aspirate words like when.

 

[Apple_Robert]

‘Let me be clear.’

I can’t stand that phrase.

No one ever prevents the person speaking from being clear except the person speaking. No need to say such to the audience.

 

[Mousse]

‘Let me be clear.’

Ah. The cousin of, "I'm going to be honest here." What? You've lying all this time?🧐

 

[polyphenol]

See? This is what happens when people don't aspirate words like when.

Ex-aspirates me.