>how is it called? >how it feels? >how you say >I have 24 years old >what does it means? >most of americans speak poorly >I couldn't see him nor her >why did you said that? >I don't care about English language >I listened the song >I have fluency on English >my dog is in the bed >I go home at monday >I was late because the traffic jam >I will not have the possibility to go >the movie put me happy >I counted the sheeps >I have lived here since 10 years >tell me what did he say >just explain me what happened >he did a sad face >I go always by car >I hope that he make him proud >I speak 5 idioms >the bomb blowed up >the audios sound very bad >my son is on school >until now I've done half the questions >can't pronounce squirrel >pronounce iron as "eye-ron" >pronounce the l in salmon >pronounce the final b in bomb >pronounce the f in of like fight >pronounce salesman as "sales-man" >pronounce mediocre as "mehdio-kreh" >pronounce purpose like "porpoise" >pronounce the -ed in based like the name Ed >can't differentiate between shit and sheet >can't differentiate between bitch and beach >can't differentiate between bat and bet >can't differentiate between pull and pool >mix idioms and words from different english dialects >don't understand the difference between do and make >don't understand the difference between in, at, and on >don't understand native idioms >don't understand modals: >could it be possible if I can go? >will it be possible that I can go? >can it be possible for me to go? >... >but at least I know difference of "there" and "their!"
>nukular literally only chicanos and black people pronounce it like this
Liam Long
What is wrong with "how is it called" ? Isn't it the right way to say it ? I say that all the time
Jose Rivera
You're literally asking how you call something, not WHAT that thing is called
Daniel Edwards
I think you can say What's it called, alternatively or What was it,
Jackson Gray
Usually followed by "I lost my train of thought" or "The word escapes me" if you're kind of pretentious about it
Caleb Kelly
>should of EOPs btfo
Julian Wright
half of these is ESLs accidentally not dumbing down enough to grugspeak for anglophone monolinguals
Nathaniel Moore
Ok I'll try >what is it called? >how does it feel? >how do you say >I'm 24 years old >what does it mean? >most americans speak poorly >I couldn't see them >why did you say that? >I don't care about the English language >I listened to the song >I have fluency in English >my dog is on the bed >I go home on monday I was late because of the traffic jam >I will not have the possibility to go
Zachary Martin
I make sexy time You make gay time
Robert Jenkins
angloids be like >how do I speak a second language lmao
Josiah Cook
fuck you esl subhumans i wish i knew where you all lived so i could set your houses on fire while you slept
Ayden Torres
I see the difference now. Thanks, will try to remember it.
I am pretty sure I just tried to translate literally from french, as we say "comment ça s'appelle" with "comment" meaning how. I'm surprised we say it that way thinking about it now.
Jaxson Sanders
why you be you like that
Mason Ramirez
This just looks like some pajeet English Europeans don't speak like that
Levi Adams
>I have fluency in English Technically correct though it sounds weird. Most people just say “I’m fluent in English” similar to how you can say “I have a curse” but it’s better to describe yourself and say “I’m cursed” >I have skills >I’m skilled >I have luck >I’m lucky Unless you’re talking about something physical like >I have money >I have a house Or some exceptions >I go always with my car I always go with my car. >I will not have the possibility to go Nothing technically wrong it just sounds weird. You just say “I can’t go” Other than that I think everything’s right good job user
Jayden Cox
>Or some exceptions Like >I have bad hearing And > I’m bad at hearing Both work
