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**fameintatenly** · 06-10-2008, 01:04 AM

Now I'm really curious. I have a friend who uses 'ha' when he talks to his superior and he says that's an informal way of speaking.

It is an informal way of speaking. My very straight sister-in-law uses 'ha', and has done so for at least the many years I have known her.
That doesn't mean it hasn't been adopted by other groups.

06-10-2008, 01:04 AM	#18
fameintatenly Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 520 Senior Member	Now I'm really curious. I have a friend who uses 'ha' when he talks to his superior and he says that's an informal way of speaking. It is an informal way of speaking. My very straight sister-in-law uses 'ha', and has done so for at least the many years I have known her. That doesn't mean it hasn't been adopted by other groups.
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