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I use it frequently. In Dutch, I'm used to using its equivalent, "gast".
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"Man" and "dude" are probably tied in my daily vocab.Visit The Frontier for all your geopolitical, historical, sci-fi, and fantasy forum gaming needs.Comment
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You use 'gast'?? That's flemish, kerel!!Originally posted by Zopperoni
I use it frequently. In Dutch, I'm used to using its equivalent, "gast".
I like to use dude, don't work in dutch though.
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I never say "dude." Never, never, never, never. Well, maybe in the first sentence of this post, but other than that: never, never, never!Comment
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I think it more often than I use it.Concrete, Abstract, or Squoingy?
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Almost never. "Pal," "buddy," "chap," and "fellow" are used more.(\__/) 07/07/1937 - Never forget
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Only when mocking people..."In the beginning was the Word. Then came the ******* word processor." -Dan Simmons, HyperionComment
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/me dies.Originally posted by Urban Ranger
Almost never. "Pal," "buddy," "chap," and "fellow" are used more.
I use "buddy," "pal" and "ace" when making a snide/condescending remark at someone.
I use "dude," depending on the company I'm around. When around people my age it just kinda comes out a lot (same with "man"). Tech debates at lunch with fellow 20something geeks are pretty interesting.
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Is that an Amsterdam thing?Originally posted by Zopperoni
I use it frequently. In Dutch, I'm used to using its equivalent, "gast".
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That would be Amsterdams, not DutchOriginally posted by Zopperoni
I use it frequently. In Dutch, I'm used to using its equivalent, "gast".
I occassionally use it. I use "man" more often, which means the same in Dutch and English. Probably use "kee'l" the most though, which is Twents, a local dialect and my native tongue.Comment
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I'm from California. We all use dude.Try http://wordforge.net/index.php for discussion and debate.Comment
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i stopped using dude since one of my friends started using Djude when he was drunk now i use it too
and in dutch i use: kerel, idioot or jojoBunnies!
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Rarely, except for the few times I talk to my very young nephews.
Never when I write anything.
DudetteOriginally posted by DanS
I always use the word dude. One of my colleagues who is a woman got really mad at me for calling her dude. I asked "Dude, what else should I call you?"
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I use the Portuguese equivalent word, "cara".I watched you fall. I think I pushed.Comment
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