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How Do You Talk Like A 1920S Gangster? [Solved]
In the 1920s, gangsters like Jack McGurn - Al Capone’s main assassin and general of his troops - would begin many sentences with “Say.” For example: “Say, what’s the beef?” Or, “Say, I wasn’t anywhere near the place. See?” Say and see were like bookends to the street comment.3 Apr 2012
Slang of the 1920s
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