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Do you hate it when people raise their voice at the end of every sentence?

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People raising their voice at the end of every sentence - do you like it?

I hear young people do this all the time, whether they are asking a question or not. It really annoys me. I am sure you all know what I am talking about.

Answer the poll with this thread and discuss :cool:

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Reply 1

rbnphlp

Ape Gone Insane

I hate it when someone raises their voice as someone else is preparing to speak and think that the loudness of their voice means they are winning the argument.

Reply 2

AP123

I don't know what you're talking about.

Reply 3

Crazy_Moo129

Only one thing comes to mind... "This one time at band camp"

Reply 4

Malsy

i don't particularly care, i have 101 other things to care about tbh.

Reply 5

username258968

Know exactly what you mean, the only people allowed to do it are South Africans

Reply 6

Crazy_Moo129

PokerHead

Know exactly what you mean, the only people allowed to do it are South Africans

Aussies too :grin:

Reply 7

Phobia27

Crazy_Moo129

Aussies too :grin:

And Geordies :woo:

Reply 8

username271381

This is so painfully irritating. My English teacher once did it for five minutes when talking about trends in speech and it made me want to rip my face off.

Reply 9

akashic

Thankyou for the answers, keep them coming folks!

Reply 10

Riquelminho

It gets on my proverbial tits.

Reply 11

Strawberry_Pancakes

Do I hate Geordies? Nah, I quite like them to be honest.

Reply 12

Yusuf.T

Ape Gone Insane

I hate it when someone raises their voice as someone else is preparing to speak and think that the loudness of their voice means they are winning the argument.

Kinda like what dawkins does.

Reply 13

ormaybeitsjustnarcissism

If you mean people with a lilting voice then I like it. If you mean people like my old teacher that used to sort of, slow down her voice, and then go up at the end like this? Even when explaining work, where there's no real room for debate? Then that doesn't annoy me but I do notice it, and it's sometimes hard not to join in for fun.