itt: English words that you find funny (american accent)
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Itt: English words that you find funny (american accent)
Hunter Diaz
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Joseph Wright
erbs
Connor Murphy
Hastings
Carson Butler
Eerie
Nathan Ward
Seborrhea
Michael Jones
I don't find words funny for their mere sound because I'm not a retard.
Jeremiah Brown
>I don't find words funny for their mere sound because I'm not a retard.
Zachary Hernandez
> that flag
> hating fun
Checks out
Bentley Long
Brandon Hall
>I inhale and exhale uncontrollably with tears in my eyes when I hear words with unusual pronounciation
Easton Green
Funnier than you, Helmut
Owen Adams
What a curmudgeon
Ayden Howard
Justice for the Hehe genocide
Isaiah Rodriguez
>german flag
>"I'm not a retard"
Nolan Kelly
macaco
Lincoln Rodriguez
Shh, go lay down. If my mother tongue were a silly word factory I'd tire of them too.
Joseph Johnson
t. language that has AUSFAHRT
Dylan Perez
Refregirator.
Daniel Bennett
>Eggplant
There's no eggs in it.
>A slim chance and a fat chance are the same thing
English makes no sense at all:
>The plural of ‘box’ is ‘boxes’, yet the plural of ‘ox’ is ‘oxen’, not ‘oxes’
>“The bandage was wound around the wound"
>"The market garden was designed to produce produce"
This is just a few examples. If you have a norwegian book translated into english, the latter tends to be of double size. They argue that English contains so many more ways to say things, but the truth is that they are making it very complicated for themselves. Here, and in other countries, they have more words to describe and which mean more. A sign of intelligence is to express yourself with few words, but get the point across, instead of blabbering around like an idiot. It is more effective this way. I would imagine thousands of hours is lost every year due to this ridicoulous inefficient language in meetings and presentations.
Bentley Butler
>This is just a few examples. If you have a norwegian book translated into english, the latter tends to be of double size. They argue that English contains so many more ways to say things, but the truth is that they are making it very complicated for themselves. Here, and in other countries, they have more words to describe and which mean more. A sign of intelligence is to express yourself with few words, but get the point across, instead of blabbering around like an idiot. It is more effective this way. I would imagine thousands of hours is lost every year due to this ridicoulous inefficient language in meetings and presentations.
If i were to say this in Norwegian, notice the difference in size:
Bare et par eksempler. En norsk bok oversatt til engelsk er dobbelt så stor. De sier at engelskmenn sier ting på flere måter, men sannheten er at de overkompliserer. Her og andre steder, har ordene större mening. Det er mer intelligent å fatte seg i korthet, istedenfor å skravle. Man kan se for seg at tusenvis av timer blir mistet i möter og presentasjoner med dette ueffektive språket.
Josiah Morales
>A sign of intelligence is to express yourself with few words, but get the point across, instead of blabbering around like an idiot.
>posts longest post ITT
Michael Torres
It's long because i wrote it in english. And it provides a lot of content. Shut up Hans dammit.
Noah Rogers
landlord
fairy
sneakers
lorry
iffy
eggplant
nutter
munter
chap
pussycat
Jeremiah Gray
BUMP
Elijah Taylor
kerfuffle
Oliver Taylor
Crackpot
Adam Taylor
Schmetterling!!!!!
Adam Diaz
moisture
William Gutierrez
I laugh every time time I hear the word naive
Bentley Parker
Verstehen Sie Spaß?
Wyatt Robinson
Kek
We have a winner
Elijah Russell
Pineapple
Nukular
Aluminum
Brayden Bennett
[Germany intensifiea]
Anthony Carter
I truly hate the word pickle.
Dominic Cox
And the word lush / luscious is also disgusting.