>should of
Should of
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NEVER SHOULD OF COME HERE
>could care less
I hate when people use this instead of should have. STOP
well, they care enough to respond to you...
>had had
That's correct
If you had had an education you would know this
That's correct. So is that that
>mfw
vai se foder macaco
Idioms are a diamond dozen man, you can't expect people to get them all right.
>turrents
>it's a doggy dog world out there
>tivesse tido
>diamond dozen
hate the be the baron of bad news, but..
I get mildly triggered when people use "that" instead of "who" when referring to a person. I know both are correct but it still seems rude.
>doesn't know when "the" is pronounced "thee" in a sentence
this is not a thing, get your 18th century ass out of here sir
>Americans in charge of speaking the Queen's English
I just noticed I pronounce it both ways
>Brits in charge of not acting like fags
Lmoa
>saying 'trying to' instead of 'tryna'
you tryna sound smart but be sounding like a dumbass LMOA haha
I'm being completely serious, give me a sentence where the should be pronounced thee, I'm really curious if that would make sense here or people would look at me wrong
Thou art a fool, my good sir
No need to add salt to injury.
>not knowing the difference between lets and let's
>had had had had
>tfw you can correct (some) mistakes of (some) native english speakers
>off of
Easiest one is "the end" is pronounced "thee end"
Your mother bounced off of my dick when I told her you were a faggot yesterday.
wow alright well thats fucking obvious, I'm asking for an actual conversational sentence. I can't imagine any time where I would see thee.
Alright Christmas Austria calm down
I grabbed it off of Napster. correct?
Don't use off of full stop desu. It's not poor English as such but the of is redundant and it sounds stupid.
Just use off.
>I jumped off a cliff
...
The (thee) imagination of a child is a beautiful thing
Fuck off of off m8
>New Orleens
ok thx.
I didn't like "off of", 2bh, I thought I was the one making a mistake
>not mispronouncing things to trigger the Frogs
Genuinely never noticed this, it's just come naturally. How do you know when to use it?
Now that would be telling
It triggers me aswell m8
Get tae fuck
>assburgers
Not even a meme
I thought that was a meme, who pronounces it assburgers?
Yanks
vowels
Everyone I know bar me
If you want to speak real American English, you need to drop as many letters as possible in spoken language. That's probably where the should of comes from, retarded Americans who can't spell and just write how they speak
Americans are so silly
Saw it on the news about Elliot Rodger
Amerisharts are usually the ones to do this
>you're cunt
I know it's trolling but I rage every time
Why are you such a bully
your're are a bit nervous, friend....
You mock them but every Euro speaks yank English.
>haha bro americans are so dumb man cowabunga dude
speaking like a brit would be tryhard as fuck
All you do is pronounce r's as ahs and not be so nasal and you're done.
Before a vowel it's 'thee'
Same with 'a' and 'an'
>that one guy who pronounced 'sree' which means 'shit' (verb), instead of 'three'
i don't know why I laughed so much at this lel
and people will think im retarded or making fun of your accent.
not that easy to pull off.
"Nawlins" is how people who live there say it. Other parts of louisiana it sounds more like "New Orlins"
>That's probably where the should of comes from, retarded Americans who can't spell and just write how they speak
This is exactly where that shit comes from, and is an easy way to spot an idiot online.
>and people will think im retarded or making fun of your accent.
That just shows how americanised you are. I've heard lots of Euros, mainly older ones who you can tell have learnt from us and they sound so much better than the yank ones.
dude...i live in a portuguese city full of englishmen and cant pull it off....maybe 10 years from now i will...
Just come here for a year and you'll be sorted
>better off
>the the
?
Well that one's perfectly fine.
Example pls
cow
Just look at that fucking word, stare at it
You're better off killing yourself my man
IT'S
T
'
S
The 'the' is used before a noun.
I tried using a British accent but I failed so I have to settle for disgusting American accent.
Sorry.
>there, they're, their
>have to/must
>should/shall
>was/were (what the point of this ffs?)
The incorrect use of 'was' is a good idnicator of being working class here. They'll say 'You was'
>thair
>they yer
>thur
I don't know why people can't see a difference
Dialects and accents.
>the English language
American English or British English?
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