Look at him

May 26, 2021 2:17 AM

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King's English, American English, or Australian English?

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Get a load off? Like in jerk off?

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Me when The Beast gets one answer wrong, but I knew it.

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Or not understanding a common-ish word that they have never learned because it has several synonyms.

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I wish. I speak like... 2.1 languages

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Don't apologise my friend I know what your trying to say and frankly you speak English better than some native speaking people I know. ??

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Man I speak English yet I can barely speak English. Why you have to diss me like this?

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Supercalifragilistic

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are we to assume the english speaker is unilingual?

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Most native English speakers are

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Bah, as if you'd be able to pronounce Høyesterettsjustitiarius.

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Get a load of this guy - name of your sex tape

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Almost every day I hear an English word that I've only seen written before, and I'm dumbfounded. E.g. privacy is related to private, right?/

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/ So, one non-native speaker could think it's pronounced like pry-wah-see. But nooo, it's prr-wassi

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I think it's pronounced both ways.

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Yes, American vs British English

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V, not w, in English. But British and American English pronounce it differently. American English pronounces it with a long "i," as with

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"private"--like "pry-vah-see." Brits pronounce it with a short "i," as in, "prih-vah-see."

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2henever I see someone struggling with English, I try to reassure them. I definitely do not speak their language, do mistakes are allowed.

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Language is the only think I’m interested in. I’m from southern Louisiana and speak 5 including ASL but I’m working hard at Russian now!

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To me learning a language is like finding a whole new world. It’s just fun. I hope to get to 10 before I die but who knows.

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Like "Lingers in the Bathroom" has any room to talk.

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When a guy walks into the sperm donation center...

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Gegenstandsentwendungstechniker. Thief.

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I roast my friend who is a non native speaker when he mispronounces stuff and he roasts me when I mispronounce stuff in his language.

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The bullying makes both of us better speakers more quickly.

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Fucking captain Sobel

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(kidding, Schwimmer's a decent fellow, just wanted to see who's catch the reference)

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“Major Horton told you to cut that man’s fence?”

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At my workplace very few people have english as their first language, yet those who ONLY speak english seem to be the worst with it ?‍♀️

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A lot of native English-speaking countries have regions with -exceedingly- poor educational systems. These are the places that churn out-

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folks who've only learned language through what they hear, and do things like mixing up their/there or writing "would of"

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Yes! That’s exactly what I’ve seen, my SUPERVISOR keeps sending emails with ‘may of seen’ and things like that, oh my god it’s torture.

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Jesus Christ that is awful and I'm sorry

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Most people are say that...

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Funny. As I tend to recognize native English speakers from then/than, their/they're and other similar mistakes.

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Or "would of" instead of would've

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it’s/its, hangar/hanger, ‘s for plurals... but if a non native mispronounces tear (rip) as in tears of joy, they cannot understand them!

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Non native here, I honestly have to try to not correct the wrong "there, their, they're" or "you're, yours" against natives. feel mean.

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Exactly this

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Depends on what language the word they mispronounced was in

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Don't speak 6 languages, but sometimes the words you need to use just never came up in the movies you've watched and you only know spelling

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I'm a native English speaker and it took me until my teenage years to find out that "misled" is not pronounced "My-seld"

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v

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Dung-ar

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It's funny but you can tell the "kids' voices" are just her voice layered and raised to chipmunk levels.

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Is she teaching chipmunks ?

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They sound so cute though haha

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It's a joke for a local tik tok kind of challenge. There are a bunch of these moronic videos.

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Gologoloo!

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These must me taking the piss, right?

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Yes. Fake tik tok videos.

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Correct. Tiktok crap.

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Unfortunately not :( there are many videos like this

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Guess I can believe that. There's plenty of "martial arts instructors" teaching people how to fight when they know they have no idea 1/2

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what they're talking about, why WOULDN'T people do the same with language? 2/2

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Yep :(

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Well the comment above you says it's like some tik tok joke video, so I hope so

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I taught English in Cambodia and the local teachers would constantly overrule me on pronunciation of words in my own damn language

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Solid effort.

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It's fake

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What a cunning linguist

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Cunnilinguist aka porn star

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I'm English as a second language. I cannot pronounce the word "Worcestershire"

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sauce?

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Don't worry, nobody can

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The one that officially the least people can pronounce is "Frome"

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Only the chosen one can

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Mostly because it's pronounced "wrong" for the spelling. They just casually dump an entire syllable. It LOOKS like it should be (with the

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appropriate phonetics) "wor-shester-shire" but for some reason they dump the "es" in the middle so it becomes "wor-ster-shir" (or sometimes

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"wor-shest-ir")

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I'm gonna call it wor-shester-shire sauce because that's what it's written as, dammit. Also it's GIF not JIF.

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Ah, yes, for the hard "g" in "graphics"

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Warwickshire built their county cricket ground in Worcestershire. Makes no sense, but that’s what they did. (Pronounced WUST-er-shear.)

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Now why would you spell it like that? Is wust pronounced like crust, bust, lust, dust, etc?

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Yes, Wor is the shortened name of the tribe that found the village, cestor is the latin for town and shire is the middle english for county

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So Worcestershire is the County around the city founded by the Wor, or along those lines.

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"wooster sheer" in it's native midland English.

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Personally,more "woosh-ta-ah-shar" but I'm Yorkshire, we have Henderson's

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I also call Hathersage "have-a-sausage" ...cuz reasons....

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It's a proper example of english madness. Cester {Latin] means a roman town (pronounced with a soft c, ie an S)

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Wor [Germanic] is shortened from the Anglo Saxon tribe that took over the town (orginally the Weorgoran - people of the winding river)

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And shire is the Old English [Germanic] word scír adapted for French speaking Norman rulers.

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I can’t think of a twenty letter word off the top of my head. Maybe someone will come by to tell me one and let me know what an idiot I am.

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Cracks knuckles: Pneomonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis. You’re welcome...

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Get a load of this guy…

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Not an idiot, probably just english.

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Decompartmentalizing.

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Rhabarberbarbarababarenbartbabierbierbar

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Was ist ein "partent"?

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Tbf, those are compound words--just shorter words jammed together into a single, barely-coherent word-frankenstein's-monster

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Best I can do: Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck.

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deoxyribonucleotides

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In french, we got anticonstitutionnellement (25 letters). Well known long word, never used, except maybe in super-nerdy political circle.

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*laughs in German

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wollte ich auch schreiben lol

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Deutschsprachlergelächter.

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Uncharacteristically. The rest are probably medical

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Superbadmegafartsyndrome, usually appears in people who have met me.

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It’s never lupus.

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Compartmentalization.

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Is antidisestablishment fair play?

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I counted just to check

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I’m glad someone did because I was lazy enough to just believe

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For example, pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis.

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kudos

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supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

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The sound of it is something quite atrocious...

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But if you say(sing) it loud enough you'll always sound precocious...

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I came here to write that. Fuckin' beat me to it, you wonderful Dog Naughtier.

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Icelandic- Vaðlaheiðar­vega­vinnu­verk­færa­geymslu­skúr­slyklakippu­hring­ur­inn

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Oops that's more than 20. Language good, math bad.

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What does that mean and how do you pronounce it?

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Good luck on pronouncing it if not icelandic. But its: the key ring of the toolshed belonging to the road workers at Vaðlaheiði. Approx

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Okay, but if we allow compound word, German and Nordics have a distinct advantage. We have centuries of experience doing this kind of shit.

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True

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Finnish is even better because we embed words like "to, in" as suffixes to the main word. You can generate long words that aren't compounds.

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"järjestelmällistyttämättömyydellänsäkään" is a single non-compound word, 40 characters.

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Antidisestablishmentarianism

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I learned that word from Ice-T

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Nah, fuck the church.

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that llama smth city

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Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia - The fear of long words

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Someone made that up, so it's not really official; the right term is sesquipedalophobia

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floccinaucinihilipilification

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You beat me to it.

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Ha, used that word as a team name to mess with the game host. As a Russian in Russia

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I'm sure most Americans don't even know that word exists.

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It’s news to me and I’m certainly not going to even attempt to pronounce it

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Flossy nossy nil a pil a fa cation, off the top of my head

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According to Big Bird, abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz is a word.

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It's the most remarkable word I've ever seen...

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I saw this and I sung it in my head as I read. U ever watch a show with a kid and realize they left there room and it's just you?

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Ahbeckdifgurjecklemunneppkerstoovwicks’s, the most wonderful word that I had ever seen.

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Was the song also on TV, or just the record that my sisters played apparently WAY too much?

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bro that shit was ABSOLUTELY on TV

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*laughs in german*

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Fork

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Ah there we go. Now I feel I like a fucking idiot.

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Dutch: Hottentottententententoonstelling

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Zoek eens op “19 letterwoorden Lingo” van de vliegende panters :D

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Discombobulated is only 15 and that about as good as I can do.

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Anachronistically is 17, I one upped myself but still not 20. Fuck!

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Uncharacteristically, noninstitutionalized, compartmentalization...that's all I got.

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Me: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6...

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Y'all'ld've'd'd you all would have had had

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My dyslexia hurts

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After our audit on mental health services compartmentalization, we found three patients uncharacteristically noninstitutionalized.

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They then read this report and were subsequently admitted.

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Compartmentalization is one of my favorite words but fuck me if I can ever say it correctly the first time. Idk what my deal is.

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In used it sounds german

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Try splitting the word up into sections. Compartmentalise (U.K. hi) it, if you will.

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Haha I have started to try and say “compartment) but I flub up the timing to add the alise. But I’m getting better ?

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Read them correctly ? I'm Russian and speak some more languages

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Reading them in your head doesn't count, hot shot. ;)

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Read them aloud btw

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That's some SERIOUS effort to strike back 10/10

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