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Isn't it amusing that on WhatsApp, a simple "Yes" turns into "Affirmative, good sir!"? I mean, we're not drafting a treaty here!
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Ever noticed how WhatsApp English makes every conversation sound like it's taking place in a grandiose Victorian mansion? "I daresay, old chum, one shall be indisposed until the morrow.
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It's as if WhatsApp has its own dialect of English. "Thy message hath been duly received, and I shall respond posthaste." Who talks like that in real life?
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It's funny how you can have a casual chat with someone in person, but the moment you switch to WhatsApp, you feel the sudden urge to add unnecessary adjectives and complex sentences. "The weather outside appears rather inclement, wouldn't you concur?
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I find it hilarious how we switch to WhatsApp English when typing but revert to "Hey, what's up?" in person. It's like we've got two language modes: Formal and Couch Potato.
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It's ironic how WhatsApp English makes everything sound urgent. "Pray, attend to this missive at your earliest convenience!" Dude, it's just a cat video.
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There's something oddly satisfying about switching from WhatsApp English back to regular slang. It's like taking off a tuxedo and slipping into your favorite pajamas.
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WhatsApp English is like the formal attire of language. "Dear esteemed colleague, I humbly inquire, shall we rendezvous at the designated hour of eight bells?
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Have you ever noticed how the English language on WhatsApp suddenly transforms everyone into Shakespearean poets? "Thou art in a queue, good sir. Pray, wherefore art thou replying so late?
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