An annual survey has declared 'whatever' followed by 'like' as the most irritating word for the fifth year running. The Marist Poll found that 38 percent of Americans are particularly annoyed by the use of the word 'whatever', the Washington Times reported. The second position on the list was taken up by 'like' with 22 percent votes. Runners-up included 'Just saying' and 'obviously'. The results mirrored 2012's survey where 'whatever' topped the list of most annoying words with 32 percent.Source: ANI << Health Ministry Official: Indian Ministry Is Working Toward... High Motor Excitability Means Better Memory: Study >> Recommended Reading English Most Popular Language on Twitter Despite English being the most popular language on Twitter, majority of tweets on the microblogging network are not in the mother tongue of the company's founders. READ MORE Prenatal Support Groups may Help Pregnant Women With Limited English Speaking Skills Pregnant Japanese women far away from family may benefit from prenatal support groups and feel less anxious and face childbirth and motherhood better READ MORE Majority of Americans Think Immigrants Should Learn to Speak English Seventy two percent of Americans think immigrants should learn to speak English after setting up a home in the United States. READ MORE More English Courses in Universities France's lower house gives an approval to introduce more courses in English at universities despite criticism READ MORE Most Popular on Medindia Blood Donation - Recipients Sanatogen Loram (2 mg) (Lorazepam)
An annual survey has declared 'whatever' followed by 'like' as the most irritating word for the fifth year running. The Marist Poll found that 38 percent of Americans are particularly annoyed by the use of the word 'whatever', the Washington Times reported. The second position on the list was taken up by 'like' with 22 percent votes. Runners-up included 'Just saying' and 'obviously'. The results mirrored 2012's survey where 'whatever' topped the list of most annoying words with 32 percent.Source: ANI << Health Ministry Official: Indian Ministry Is Working Toward... High Motor Excitability Means Better Memory: Study >> Recommended Reading English Most Popular Language on Twitter Despite English being the most popular language on Twitter, majority of tweets on the microblogging network are not in the mother tongue of the company's founders. READ MORE Prenatal Support Groups may Help Pregnant Women With Limited English Speaking Skills Pregnant Japanese women far away from family may benefit from prenatal support groups and feel less anxious and face childbirth and motherhood better READ MORE Majority of Americans Think Immigrants Should Learn to Speak English Seventy two percent of Americans think immigrants should learn to speak English after setting up a home in the United States. READ MORE More English Courses in Universities France's lower house gives an approval to introduce more courses in English at universities despite criticism READ MORE Most Popular on Medindia Blood Donation - Recipients Sanatogen Loram (2 mg) (Lorazepam)
