ITT: Post "parasitic words" in your language that you

>>75788144
"Tipo" it means "type" but it's used as "like", so, like, it's really overused, like, every phrase has it at least, like, 4 or 6 times

bre

Koroche (in short), eto (this), eto samoe (this exact), kak by (kind of), na samom dele (actually), v obschem-to (generally), tipa (kind of), tak skazatj (so to say) etc

noniin
tota

prostě means basically

>>75788144
"ya" it means nothing. It is a whining expression
"yani" means "as it is"

shife(look)
kështu(like this/so)

I don't use any parasitic word. My vocabulary is utterly large, and I use it in a brilliant fashion.

cyмacшeдший (insane) when describe something cool

>>75788144
They litter my speech. "Basically", "essentially", etc. My speech and writing is not concise.

>>75788144
"re", "more", "vre"

They all mean the same and come from the vocative case of "moros", which is "more" and it means stupid (English moron comes from that).
You don't Actually mean that someone is a moron when you say it, but it is definitely not for formal speech.

>>75792317
My grandparents were using "ya" (they were from what is now Turkey).

>>75788144
"Apparently" is a word I find myself using frequently

Literally

>>75792893
Literally this

ΤΒΗ

Bre
Znači (so)
Kaže (says)

>>75792764
Apparently isn't a parasitic word when used properly, though. It's a lesser "ostensibly."

>>75788144
Easy, "puta" and "pio"
Pio means nothing. At all
Puta means bitch but is a way to say "fuck" too.
So, it sounds like "para que puta pio"

>>75788144
Haвepнoe (means: not sure, most likely)

la

autistic people put "ah~~~~" in every single sentence include me

Знaчи (it means)
Taкa (this way)
Haли (right?)

>>75793243
What about desu?

>>75788144
>not vole masterrace vole