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The unique language of the Midwest has recently been trending on what social media platform?
The unique language of the Midwest has recently been trending on what social media platform?
- TikTok
- Twitter (correct)
What does the word 'Ope' mean in the Midwest?
What does the word 'Ope' mean in the Midwest?
Oh, excuse me, I am so sorry.
In the Midwest, the phrase 'no yeah no' is frequently used, but it actually means ______.
In the Midwest, the phrase 'no yeah no' is frequently used, but it actually means ______.
yes
What is the Midwestern slang term for 'Did you eat?', which is often used to show friendliness?
What is the Midwestern slang term for 'Did you eat?', which is often used to show friendliness?
What is the shortened version of 'I suppose' which is commonly used in Midwestern slang?
What is the shortened version of 'I suppose' which is commonly used in Midwestern slang?
What is a driving habit that indicates someone is from the Midwest?
What is a driving habit that indicates someone is from the Midwest?
What is the key challenge for creators when diversifying their social media presence, according to the article?
What is the key challenge for creators when diversifying their social media presence, according to the article?
The article states that 'Hi hungry, I'm Dad' is an example of Midwest slang.
The article states that 'Hi hungry, I'm Dad' is an example of Midwest slang.
Flashcards
Ope
Ope
A common Midwestern greeting used to express apology for bumping into someone.
No, yeah
No, yeah
A phrase frequently used to communicate yes, sometimes as an emphasis after "no".
Yeah, no
Yeah, no
Used to acknowledge that you heard the question, but do not have the answer.
No yeah, for sure
No yeah, for sure
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You betcha
You betcha
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Sorry
Sorry
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Jeet
Jeet
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Welp
Welp
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Spose
Spose
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Watch out for deer
Watch out for deer
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Driving Wave
Driving Wave
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Tornado sirens
Tornado sirens
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Smell the storm coming
Smell the storm coming
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Humidity
Humidity
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Ranch
Ranch
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Pop
Pop
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Hi hungry, I'm dad
Hi hungry, I'm dad
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Midwesterner
Midwesterner
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Midwest Language
Midwest Language
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Study Notes
Midwest Language and Slang
- Midwest slang is trending on Twitter
- "Ope" is a common Midwest phrase, used as a polite apology for bumping into someone
- "No, yeah" can be used to answer a question, with an implicit nuance of "yes" contained within the wording
- The "yeah, no" phrase implies "yes," followed by a clarification of not knowing the location
- "You betcha" is a variation of yes, yeah, and no answers
- The phrase, "sorry," is overused by Midwesterners, used as an apology for minor things
- The custom of the Midwest involves respecting driving etiquette (e.g., waving at individuals)
- Tornados are a prominent, accepted event in Midwest culture; people are prepared for them
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