The Use of Slang in YouTube Comments Under Ceremonial Speech Videos.

i don't usually use them in my own language (french) because i like speaking a "correct" language, but when it comes to english, i don't mind that much, maybe because that's how i learn the language. learning it through people speaking, i'm used to slang and if i don't really use them, i'm okay with it!

i don’t know much of it.

i try to maintain formal language, and by that, i mean i’m trying as much as possible to use a good vocabulary and not abbreviations of words.

i just deliver information and i usually type fast, so i don’t have an issue, i guess.

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i'm not following any; it just doesn't come naturally to me.

you just have to know where you shouldn't use any of the contractions.

i simply don't like using them that much because it doesn't feel natural to me when writing.

i don't speak english well, but i'm trying to improve it.

usually, i try to use only formal language, but it really depends on the social circle.

i don't intend to knowingly use slang words to avoid confusing people, but i can use common abbreviations online to save time and space.

there should fundamentally be principles and unwritten rules for a civil society. a decent man treats others with decency to honor himself and his family.

but i never use these things in formal conversation or speaking.

i am not really following many rules, i am just trying to be respectful. however, i do not consider others using slang phrases to be disrespectful, i just prefer not to use them too often.

i simply like to write well, with beautiful words and beautiful sentences. i find it important to vary your vocabulary and enrich it.

it looks weird and a little childish to me (when i write something like this), but i don't mind other people using them.