A Phrase you always say?

I have habit of saying "I know right?" I don't know where it came from or why. But when i'm talking to people and they are talking and I'll just be like "I know right!" lol. It's weird, I don't know why or what made me start saying it.

My daughter (15) says "like" alot. I got so annoyed one day (probably because she was chattering on endlessly so I had to hear it constantly) that I decided to smack her on the thigh everytime she used the word "like" out of context. We were driving back from her soccer game that was an hour away from home. She chatted on for the whole hour and I kept smacking her bare leg. She is 15 and tough and found it funny, even when we reached our destination and she got out and looked at how red her leg was. What's funnier is that I caught myself using the word out of context a couple of times during that ride. Also using the word "GOES" instead of "said" is said an awful lot and drives me crazy. Personally, I don't think I use a certain word or phrase frequently. Maybe if you ask my kids you will find a different response. Before the new season of Grey's Anatomy they were showing a commercial where several characters kept saying "Seriously?" over and over again. I have started doing that. I think that is funny. Just asked my daughter (12) if there is one word that I say a lot and she said, "No". She didn't mean that there wasn't a word that I say a lot; she meant that "No" is the word I say a lot. ROFL!!!

I used to have a GF who said "like" a lot. Then she would catch her self and say "No, it's not "like" a baby, it IS a baby" Or whatever she was talking about. I can't think of any catch phrases I am currently using but When I was a kid (like 12) we always said that something cool was "bomb" and something Really cool was "Bomb-o".

I think I always say "you know" and "ultimately" more often. I also use the collective "we" everytime I am at work. These are some word fillers that I have since these don't add value and meaning to the statements that I am uttering. Good day!

I have to admit that a lot of times in my life I have had a few phrases but the "do you know what I mean?" probably ranks the highest. I have heard this saying from a lot of people during my life. As a matter of fact I think there was a point in time where I have said it too much and may have annoyed certain people. I try not to use the phrase too much anymore but it has been a habit of mine for well over twenty or more years it is not easy to stop. I think that "you know what I mean?" is a very prolific question in my opinion. Take care beki.

I was told I use word 'fancy' a lot...didnt know that lol Here is also one thing I often use, in english it's 'as hell' example its cold as hell...well in my language we say, or at least I say 'as dog' so its cold as dog, its hot as dog, im tired as dog, ect. LOL SO my friends keep making fun of me how can it be cold as dog lol

I think I usually say "actually", "you know" and "usually". Hey what do you know.. I did it again..I said "usually" and "you know"..hehehe.

The word "actually" is one of my word habits. I say it without even realize I'm do so. My hubby gets annoyed with that word. My son uses the word a lot too. Have a great day

I find myself always saying "no way", "hi ya mate" and "bloody shite". I watch a lot of English films perhaps.

yeah me too i have annoying words while having conversation to other this word is" what is this call"

A phrase that I always say when I have nothing to say for example is oh well! or oh dear! I guess you've heard that a lot. They say that people say this when they become tongue tied, when they have nothing to say. It fills the gap I guess until the next person responds. My friends made a joke about this. I guess it is kind of funny when you keep saying it over and over. Andrew

I have a really bad habit of saying"you know what i mean".No matter what i am discussing i will use that phrase often.

LOOOL..yeah of course i have it, till now ! i use to say "ok" "omg" very often on a conversation with my friends hahah..they did the same like ur friend, they told me bout it n made me realize, but i still do it till now just cant stop to say it hahah..

i like use "so" in my conversation.but i think it's not so good,someone will misunderstand my meaning when i use it.sometimes i use it want to just to make fun

Well, you enjoy using "like"! I guess you may come from London. Let me check your profile now! If you ask me, I would say that I always use "Oh my gosh! " Have a great day!

I used to say "Uh" before every sentence when I was little. When a teacher called on me for an answer, I would say "Uh,B?" or whatever the answer was. I see a lot of people with that habit. "Uh" goes by so fast that some people don't really notice.

I always use "well" "it depends" "OMG" and "Wow", i dont know why i like to use that words, everytime i post discussion or responses here i use it. The most common of all of them is well and wow. But i dont use it in speaking for i dont use english langauge in speaking but our own national language.

"You know" should stop creeping in my sentences as well. Anyway, I thought about this and I have to admit that I say "That's a no-no." or just plain "No, no, no, NO!" quite a lot these days since I have a little daredevil of a two-year-old, and I really shouldn't (say "No" that much). I want to use more positive reinforcement (calmly delivered), but when I'm in the moment, it's hard to stop myself from letting out a stream of Nos.

i always use "well" why i'm doing reviews and discussions like this. while chatting used to use "hey" and "uh" i just use it although it di fit to what i am saying. while i'm texting to my friends. i used to use the word "haha." and "lol" i don't know why i use that such word although i'm angry or sad. happy mylotting!

I always say the word "man" in almost every sentence. I start off a conversation with a "Hey man" or a "wat up, man?". I also say it to everyone, my manager, professors and even parents. I don't know when I started using it but a few of my friends mimic me whenever we have long conversations and "man" ends in every other sentence.