You know what I mean?

[Catherinedana]

Yes. . . I use "sooooo" to trail off at the end of a sentence. I annoy myself doing it, to be honest, but it's a nervous thing I do waiting for someone to respond. (But oddly, this leaves my own thought hanging and they are probably waiting for me to finish before responding, soooooo..)

Miss Z, the "yeah" at the end of a sentence thing is very Irish (or British in your case). The Irish also do this thing where they say "Yeah" with an intake of breath at the end of a sentence - bizarre but sorta cute. I'm from Brooklyn so I can't judge anyone's way of talking!! I think the American version of "yeah" is ending a sentence with "right?"

"I met this guy, right? and he told me he knew my sister, right?"

[TamanduaGirl]

Using "so..." at the end is sort of like that Seinfeld episode where they end their stories with "Yadda. yadda.."(I think that's it).

There's a few uses

so... you already know the rest

so... I don't think you really want to hear the rest or I don't want to tell you

so... You're not listening to me are you

Which reminds me of the guy that asks you a question then starts randomly going "yeah" "mmm-hmm" Even in the middle of sentences. So I'd trail off and stop talking then after a minute or two he'd ask me something to keep me going or ask me to continue. But you're not even listening, lol. Was an old co-worker and one of the worst lunch times.

[Husky_mom]

my kid went through a phase where he´d say:

"mom.. you know mom I want to eat soup mom but the one I like mom, then mom can you give me something sweet mom and maybe mom later we can play this game mom that goes like this mom.. you pull this thing mom and the car goes down mom then you race against another one mom wanna play now mom..or we can see a movie mom.. whichever you want mom or maybe the one of mickey mom you know the mickey and friends one mom or any other mom"


enough with the mom!.. lol