"how're"
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I don't think that's a valid (or proper) contraction.
Edit: http://grammar.about.com/od/words/a/EnglishContractions.htm
Edit: http://grammar.about.com/od/words/a/EnglishContractions.htm
It's slang.
jackisback wrote:It's slang.
Yea, what's it slang for though? Not sure I understand. How're - does this mean "how are" or what?
Yeah, "how're u 2dey."
The Unintelligible wrote:Yea, what's it slang for though? Not sure I understand. How're - does this mean "how are" or what?
How're is just as valid as who're.
Also, who're is awfully close to whore.
Also, who're is awfully close to whore.
How're you, and who're you to hate on that slang term?
I don't think that's slang. I think it's just terrible grammar.
Slang is generally a new word or a re-purposed word. "How're" is just an improperly contracted/mispronounced set of words.
Slang is generally a new word or a re-purposed word. "How're" is just an improperly contracted/mispronounced set of words.
I know it wasn't slang. But I'm sure we all understand what he meant. I was trying not to nitpick or anything like that.
The Unintelligible wrote:I know it wasn't slang. But I'm sure we all understand what he meant. I was trying not to nitpick or anything like that.
Wasn't really talking to you.
C0FFINCASE wrote:Wasn't really talking to you.
Figured. Was more so addressing it in general (aka Flare/you).
Polemical thread.
Does it really matter?
jackisback wrote:It'd be nice if you weren't so melancholy.
melancholy:
Noun: A deep, pensive, and long-lasting sadness.
Adjective: Sad, gloomy, or depressed.
Synonyms: noun. sadness - melancholia - gloom - sorrow - dejection
adjective. sad - gloomy - melancholic - mournful - dismal - blue
My statement was a question as to if it really mattered, therefore its not melancholy.
English
Pronunciation
(RP) IPA: /haʊə/, X-SAMPA: /haU@/
(US) enPR: hour, IPA: /haʊɚ/, X-SAMPA: /haU@`/
Contraction
how're
1.(informal) How are.
English
Contraction
who're
1.Who are.
Here are your options: Fuck you, I'm Souleater.
