why does everyone think Talking Like This Is Annoying?

Seriously, I don't get why people get all pissed off when People Talk Like This. They could be from another country. Country's have grammar where you "Talk Like This". Talking Like This Is Normal, Don't Hate On Them.

Just wondering, why does everyone hate it / think it's annoying when people use capital letters at the start of each word?

 

Because that's hard to read.

 

Not really hard to read >_>

 

Because it's improper grammar

 

like Potato said, they could be from another country where typing Like This is proper grammar
we all have to get used to it.

 

My english teacher took -5 from my marks because I did that once.

 

not trying to make anyone mad/starting a flame war or anything.

 

Good, teaches people to use proper grammar.

 

The excuse of people from other countries Talk Like This is invalid.
One of the first things when learning English is proper capitalization. For example, only capitalize the first letter of a sentence, a proper noun, an acronym, you name it. Only German capitalizes ALL nouns.

When You Talk Like This, it's basically not common sense. The first rules are always the rules we remember.

 

When I read it, I kinda say it in my head like it is its own individual word.
For example: I. Walked. To.
Even though there aren't any periods, I still read it like that since you are meant to start a sentence with a capital.
So yeah it gets annoying. Plus its basic English.

 

good point.

 

I don't like it when people talk like that tbh. ;-;

 

*sigh*

Because talking like this makes people look like lazy asses who don't care enough to make their posts readable. Need I say more?

 

*summons @JoeyBACONBacon*

 

and thats kids why they created autocorrect :D

 

I see that as invalid.

Some people haven't been properly taught English, if taught at all, and are unsure of when to use them. Take Arabic for example. They put different forms of letters on the end of all their words, the equivalent of using a capital letter on any 1st letter of a word.

Let me demonstrate.

ن = N. see how it is on its own.
نن = Now see how the 1st N is different?
ننن And you can get even more forms.

OR some letters don't join at all.

نان نون ندن نةن etc etc. Noticed how the last letter always looks the same? They just think in English the same rule applies. I don't blame them for not knowing. They don't know, or they copy the Arabic scheme. Yes, not many people who do that speak Arabic, but they might use a language with similar properties.

Not trying to give an Arabic lecture, but I think I made my point. The other country excuse CAN be valid.

 

But it's still unexcusable in languages that use the Latin alphabet (though maybe that's just me).

 

Yeah, but remember how many places don't.