To want DH to stop saying "right?" at the end of sentences?

[GermanHouseCat]

Over the last few weeks my DH has picked up a habit of saying "right?" at the end of sentences, eg "That house is up for sale, right?" sometimes in a questioning way but also as affirmation on something he already knows.

"The table for dinner is at 8, right?"

"We're flying out on the 18th, right?"

It is making me stabby. AIBU to stamp my feet every time he says it to try and get him to stop? It sounds like a vague Americanism, like starting sentences with "so".

Say 'left' really quickly every time??

YANBU, Right.

Could you point it out to him and say it sounds a bit daft?

Not in the slightest BU! I thought it was just me on the SO at the beining of a sentence. SO makes me SO made I could slap them in the face with a kipper!

Definitely not being unreasonable. Any time my Mum spends time with my Aunt, she starts ending every sentence with "yeah?". Does my head in.

Pop an elastic band around his wrist and twang it hard every time he says it , right ???

I have been pointing it out! He is trying to stop but somehow (in no time at all) it has become a habit and I wondered if constantly going "argh" every time he talks makes me a total cow.

Make him watch Mean Girls.

"I know, right?"

My DH has started saying OneTime instead of Once I've pointed it out repeatedly and he hates it but keeps doing it

Mine says 'does that make sense' all the feckin time. Not at the end of every sentence but enough to make my blood boil.

Of course it makes fecking sense I'm not a fecking idiot I can understand what you are saying grrr..

I have to admit to a phase a few years ago of starting sentences with "so", during a time I was very good friends with an American expat. It took a while but I trained myself out of it.

DHs be like 'Dayum, Imma gonna say right just onetime, real quick?, Then Imma stop, right?'

DS's teacher is a Kiwi and does this, so now so does he. I might put him up for adoption.

mmmmmkay

My sister used to do this when we were kids.

I started saying left every time she said right (out of context). It took about 6 weeks, but 10+ years later she hasn't done it again. And now thanks me for getting her out of the habit, some of her old friends still do it, and she agrees it's bloody annoying.

I hate the use of ini in a sentence. Short for isn't it I think. Live in an area where Ts are dropped.

YANBU. Same with I'm like for I said.

My father was a teacher and once overheard some of his class taking the piss out of him - they did not know he was in earshot. And that was how he learnt that he was in the habit of saying or something at the end of his sentences and he stopped it at once!

My dh keeps saying guys, I will see you guys later ok to our boys. I always do the "hey u guys" from the Goonies when he says it

witch if I ever say one time, DH interrupts with 'in band camp'

Cured me of that one PDQ

Is your husband Cher from Clueless?

I bet it's driving you potty, right?

Ugh. My health visitor does yeah?

Best compressions yeah?

To get the hind milk yeah?

I used to work with somebody who added "dya know what I mean?" at the end of every sentence. One day I replied "no, I don't", look on her face was priceless.

Haha I'm having this convo with my DH right now, in regards the use of the word right. So infuriating!

Although "super" has slipped into my sentences frequently after living in Canada.

Mine has started saying "Well done you!" I feel as if I'm being congratulated by a primary school teacher.