these words kill the esl
>width
>breadth
>depth
These words kill the esl
David Rivera
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Austin James
>vit
>bret
>det
Jeremiah Reed
dafuq is breadth
Ayden Sanchez
Say squirrel.
Christopher Price
It's a synonym of width.
Adrian Bennett
dafuq is synonym
Nathan Foster
widf
bredf
depf
Gavin Scott
skvörl
Lincoln Watson
Mason Bell
Maybe but to too and then than kills the native esl speaker. Let’s not even talk about act, ask and axe. Or how britoids add a k-sound to ing-sounds
Jeremiah Ross
hieght too
Luis Green
SKWRL
Cameron King
Brayden Rivera
As an ESL, these kill me
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Henry Harris
>ask and axe
The "axe" pronunciation is perfectly valid.
Ian Ward
depf means breasts in austrian lol
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Leo James
Let me axe why
Zachary Martin
I used to house share with a woman from the suburbs of London, she would say "barf" instead of bath. I really couldnt understand what she was saying sometimes.
>inb4 >bat
Dominic Foster
>tongue gets twisted into a dozen knots
Jaxson Ramirez
It's been around since before Columbus landed in America.
Jonathan Rodriguez
Where did the r come from? Or is this a case of "ar" being used for "ah"?
Anthony Ramirez
I have a lisp and a stammer and also struggle with these words. ESLS don’t suffer.
Cooper James
>alliance and allegiance
>package and baggage
>to and too
>lose and loose
theese are the ones i had most trouble with in the past
Owen Roberts
EFLs be like
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Ryan Russell
What's the problem?
Christopher Jenkins
>to and too
they are pronounced the same
do you have trouble differentiating the b/p k/g sounds?
Gavin Green
Are scousers really that hard to understand?
Tyler Rivera
>they are pronounced the same
They can be, but they can also be pronounced differently.