People who can't speak proper English

Am I the only one who gets ridiculously triggered when someone can't use proper grammar? Like my mum will say "No one will do nothing for me" or "I can't find my keys nowhere" people use "should of" instead of "should have" it just triggers me and I needed to rant about it.

For me it depends on the environment. At work I get really angry / annoyed when professionals write up documents with bad grammar or spelling. I think in casual conversation it's different. For example instead of 'give it to me' I say 'give it me'. But I know it's not right and I wouldn't use it in a formal setting. So long as you can put your posh voice on when required I don't see the problem.

Am I the only one who gets ridiculously triggered when someone can't use proper grammar? Like my mum will say "No one will do nothing for me" or "I can't find my keys nowhere" people use "should of" instead of "should have" it just triggers me and I needed to rant about it.

Some people can't speak proper English because it's not their mother tongue?

Why would you get triggered? Dont you think that makes you look like a fool?

There are all sorts of reasons peoples grammar can be sub par. It might not be their native language or they might have had a poor education. How are your second and third language skills?

Multiple languages isn't the point. I'm talking about people who are born in the UK and still can't speak their language properly. I didn't have a secondary school education yet I can still speak proper English.

I don't know how people not speaking proper English makes me look like a fool, considering people can't read minds yet.

Yo get actually triggered over something as menial as this, then yes I think it makes you look foolish. Do carry on though. What will you be doing about it?

Yeah I know what you mean, but that's not even that bad. It's just people who don't understand the concept of double negatives. "I don't have no money".

Instead of saying "I don't know" you can sometimes just say "don't know" because it means the same thing like you said.

Multiple languages isn't the point. I'm talking about people who are born in the UK and still can't speak their language properly. I didn't have a secondary school education yet I can still speak proper English.

I don't know how people not speaking proper English makes me look like a fool, considering people can't read minds yet.

Interesting point: in other languages a double negative isn't a problem. In Spanish for example they use double negatives and it is grammatically correct.

Also 'give it me' is pretty incorrect - essentially you are saying 'give me to it' which is obviously wrong. It's not just a case of shortening like 'don't know'; it is grammatically incorrect.

Sorry, I don’t speak English.

Are you a student?

I know it's incorrect, but you can still understand what you're asking for. Whereas if someone says "I don't have no one to talk to" it means they have someone to talk to? Like what's your problem then?

Am I the only one who gets ridiculously triggered when someone can't use proper grammar? Like my mum will say "No one will do nothing for me" or "I can't find my keys nowhere" people use "should of" instead of "should have" it just triggers me and I needed to rant about it.