What word do you usually say?
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jack's pizza and deli, can i help you?\nit gives me an easy out in case it is telemarketers.
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The word I think I use most frequently is 'rather' and I think I use it the most because I pride myself on being able to effectively communicate my points and there's always a slightly better way to say it- unfortunately, my mouth sometimes gets ahead of my brain and I end up having to say 'rather'...\nMy favorite word is 'mo-mo', pronounced 'moe-moe'-- yes, it's of the made up variety but it's unusually versitile. It's a clean and 'rather' unoffensive way of expressing anger or bewilderment at someone else's extreme stuipidity. I like to use it when I'm driving; i.e. "What are you DOING?? You freaking MO-MO!"- see what I mean? It works 'rather' well!
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Just pronounce it the way it looks then ask the person if you got it right, they will soon tell you how to say it.
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which one do you have?
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normalcy\n\n\nall i want is a bit of normalcy
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What do you mean, exactly?
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wish i knew what you're trying to say
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Huh?\n\nI think you might need to rephrase that.
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what the heck r u talking about?
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Would you rephrase that question, please.
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what language is that?
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What in the hell r u talking about?
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That depends on what tense you're using.\n\nAnd what language you're speaking.
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What's the question?  What you are describing is a baseline phrase.
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Are you confused?\n\nI say... You are.
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Uh, YEAH! Whatever you say!
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c.\n\nHe would come first. It always works that way. It's common courtesy. And then, you wouldn't say "would you like to come with I?" Imagine that you were the only one for a second. then ask if it should be me or I. It will be the same answer with someone else coming, too.\n\nI hope this helps you out.