[Grammar] When English-Language using been

[JustAlilBit]

Hello,
I need your helps and I hope that you going to help me By the way i don't know or topic name is well

So, my problems is that i don't know when english language need use BEEN.
I know as need use have/has been or present simple
Example is below.

Twenty-one people never been broke as ****

**** There had be bad word :|||
I saw this comment on youtube and i dont know why that man used BEEN
Help me thank you so much
I have been waiting your help

 

[birdeen's call]

The man used "been" in a non-standard way. He may be from the American South, since such usage is quite popular there. In standard English the sentence would read

Twenty-one people have never been broke as ****

It's better for a learner not to speak like that man. (And I don't mean the swearword! )

 

[JustAlilBit]

Thank you so much...

I corrected this post

 

[Raymott]

Thank you young nigga so much (I am joking)

This is unacceptable.

 

[bhaisahab]

This is unacceptable.

Completely unacceptable!

 

[JustAlilBit]

I been writing this letter (I SAW THIS SENTENCE AT YouTube - ‪NoBody wanna see us together- AkoN fT.‬‏ First line)

It should be "I have been writing this letter?"

 

[5jj]

I been writing this letter (I SAW THIS SENTENCE AT YouTube - ‪NoBody wanna see us together- AkoN fT.‬‏ First line)

It should be "I have been writing this letter?"

It's acceptable informally in speech in many dialects, and in popular songs; it is not generally accepted as standard English, as BC said.