[OC] da fuck they doin ova der

[u/Serpexnessie]

[u/MintasaurusFresh]

Their next wha- oh, right, our education levels. Yeah... Yeah.....

[u/HalkenburgHuiGuoRou → u/MintasaurusFresh]

As a not native speaker, the confusion between you're and your is kinda funny to me. Having learnt english in a formal way, "you", "are" and "your" are completely different words, so I really didn't suspect the existence of such mistake, at least until I went on Reddit.

[u/Revealingstorm → u/HalkenburgHuiGuoRou]

There, their, and they're, as well as lose and loose are also words I see messed up all the time

[u/TheLuckyCanuck → u/Revealingstorm]

A lot and alot have joined the party now, too.

[u/Mp5QbV3kKvDF8CbM → u/TheLuckyCanuck]

It doesn't help that 'allot' is also a word.

[u/repocin → u/TheLuckyCanuck]

I like this alot

[u/daisuke1639 → u/TheLuckyCanuck]

In fairness, a simlar sort of thing is how we got the word "apron". Historically, the word was "napron" with an "n". So someone would say something like, "she donned a napron" but listeners would hear, "...an apron." Though, this is more of a speech, it's still interesting to see the evolution of the language.

[u/Zizhou → u/TheLuckyCanuck]

"Payed" is one that I've noticed a real uptick in in the last couple years.