ごめん、午前のみ日本語を話す
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words, words, words!
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ごめん、午前のみ日本語を話す
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私と日本語で結構です。
We wish................ 
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العربية يمكن أن تكون ممتعة للغاية.But only with permission of course! 
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私と日本語で結構です。
f本k you!!
Language is based on commonly accepted sounds to describe the hyeroglyphs of the mind. Petty details that this post refers to are of no real consequence and demonstrate a failure of the imagination. Stanley Unwin created a language, which was comprehensible - I don't recall anyone complaining about it!
العربية يمكن أن تكون ممتعة للغاية.But only with permission of course!
quite an insut is that
thats easy for you to say私と日本語で結構です。
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The Jamiacan/rude boy favourite,,as in 'arks him what da time iz'
The one that makes me laugh when when people refer to the ceiling as 'the roof'
Still I cant say much..I have a terrible habit of calling a Chimney a 'Chimley'
and I always pronounce Ominous as 'Omnious' I didnt know I was saying it wrong until the wife put me straight a couple of months ago.
One 'phrase' that makes my toes curl is the Chavette favourite..'and im like ..wotevva'...
What the **** is that meant to mean????????????????????????????
No it isn't: See Concise Oxford Dictionary!
roof
• noun (pl. roofs) 1 the structure forming the upper covering of a building or vehicle. 2 the top inner surface of a covered area or space. 3 the upper limit or level of prices or wages.
pacific instead of specific.
brought instead of bought.
brought instead of bought.
oh dear....you'd end up with eye surgery if you hung around these parts for just a little while.(eye rolling) It is a windshield on the car...or automobile...whatever!! I type like I talk ....but I am aware of how to spell correctly...and apparently people in the US dont speak english...we speak american...although we were always told it was english...so I guess we just grate on your nerves in general by butchering your language that you hold so dear. I had no idea that although most of the "things" over there are the same here, they have different words/terms for them. case in point aluminium...i always thought it was spelled (started to type spelt, but held back) wrong on ya'lls side but it really is spelled differently. and I can bet ya'll is really gettin on yer last noive ....believe it or not, it is very annoying when a word is mispronounced regardless of geography....try the word tire over here...or water and no doubt you will hear about 20 some odd pronunciations....rant over