CHAIN

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DOES ANYONE HERE SPEAK ENGLISH?

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+5 Views: 1326 Answers: 22 Posted: 13 years ago

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Headless Man

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I speak redneck english but can't type it.

13 years ago. Rating: 13
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Maz

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Yes - i am born bred English.

13 years ago. Rating: 10
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varon

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Hey Chain .... yo tambien hablo ingles, portugues, italiano y espanol.

13 years ago. Rating: 10
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IamPamela313

show off...

commented 13 years ago

varon

What can I tell you Pamela? lol

commented 13 years ago

daren1

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we all seem to know how to type it!!

13 years ago. Rating: 9
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CHAIN

LOL

commented 13 years ago

eggplant

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Some of us do.

13 years ago. Rating: 8
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dowsa

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HI dowsa means surename downie.I could get my name scotty dont no why English "There"( meaning (did you see that man over there"walking his dog."Their"( meaning father was singing at a party "Here"(meaning i am over here."hear"(meaning did you hear me talking to you."buy"(meaning to purchase goods."bye"(meaning good bye see you soon adios hope that helps.

13 years ago. Rating: 8
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CHAIN

yep!

commented 13 years ago

PEOPLELOVER

Agree with you dowsa windy day windy road, you can get up, sit up, pull up you can get down off a horse or down off a duck or even lay down plus lay down the law and lay down the carpet. No wonder the Welsh speak Welsh a lot of the time

commented 13 years ago

dowsa

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I do Chain "well i am scottish but talk the talk English have a nice day Dowsa "

13 years ago. Rating: 8
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itsmee

"dowsa" what's that? : )

commented 13 years ago

Vinny

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Many people that pass through here English is their second language.. Their English is typed more as they hear it.

Some Examples are.

There=their

here = hear

buy = bye or by

etc.

Phonetically? Yes,

Accurately? No!

It is up-to the English speaking community here to discern their meanings, not their intelligence.

Although there are some that just can't spell, usually those are English speaking people..

13 years ago. Rating: 8
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itsmee

HOORAY VINNY! It was time that someone found a way to say that. thumbs way up. My relative is a doctor and he can not spell. He flew threw colleges despite his not being able to spell. (He was extraordinarily good at math and physics)

"It is up to the english speaking community here to discern their meanings, not their intelligence." <speaking of people who can't spell very well.> vinny

commented 13 years ago

Vinny

I have a woman friend that is Taiwanese, her English is terrible, she emails me and I laugh me butt off, she gets so angry with me when i mock her, she's a great sport though. as far as her intelligence? Ahe has a PhD in music, she has a CPA and she is a financial genius when it comes to working the system. If i ever have an investment question i go to her, she is unmarried and has managed to make herself very wealthy here in the USA. A total riot to be with too. Especially when she gets on a roll.. LOL

commented 13 years ago

mycatsmom

Let's face it----- the Asians ARE smarter than the Americans

commented 13 years ago

Vinny

My Asian friend will agree with you on that but I tell her that she is not smarter than a Sicilian.. We have ways of making them agree.. :)

commented 13 years ago

Ms Sinclair

You forgot they're.

commented 13 years ago

Vinny

I forget a lot of things, I almost forgot my wife's birthday is tomorrow, she is very smart though, she said.. "hony, don't buy me anything for my birthday TOMORROW--" Thats how she reminds me.. She's smart huh..? LOL She does that every year..

commented 13 years ago

PANDA

"AND DON'T FALL FOR THAT OLD (JUST KNOWING THAT "YOU REMEMBERED;" "(IS ALL I NEED!)" "WHAT A LOAD OF CROC!"

commented 13 years ago

valR

additional examples are
sheep=ship
where=were
sheet=sh!t Ooops! Excuse my English please;it's my only 3rd language - yeah show off too :)

commented 12 years ago

mycatsmom

Vinny, my late husband was 100% Sicilian / American. Both his parents came from Sicily

commented 11 years ago

facebook

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We all speak english,and what is your question?

13 years ago. Rating: 8
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mycatsmom

FB, we don't all speak english here.There are many questions here in a different language than english .

commented 11 years ago

wonderer

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why?

13 years ago. Rating: 8
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CHAIN

A LOT OF THE QUESTIONS SEEM TO BE IN EUROPEAN OR OTHER LANGUAGES. THATS WHY.

commented 13 years ago

valR

Like English first spoken in the European England?

commented 12 years ago

CHAIN

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THANKYOU.

13 years ago. Rating: 8
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6dogs4us

We keep hoping someone will translate it for us.

commented 13 years ago

bulletman

this is a global site-- that could be your answer!

commented 13 years ago

Ms Sinclair

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Sometimes I wonder if some of the people who post questions and answers on this site can speak english considering their grammar and spelling skills and that's sad because I believe english is their native tongue.

13 years ago. Rating: 8
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Papitou

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Yes.

13 years ago. Rating: 8
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Colleen

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I speak American :)

The English speak funny. LOL...kidding, I love the accent and the words they use. :)

13 years ago. Rating: 7
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CHAIN

I SPEAK AUSTRALIAN, BUT CAN PUT ON A GREAT IRISH ACCENT. BEING OF IRISH DESCENT.

commented 13 years ago

Vinny

I love how they say water' 'Woo-tah'!! But they had it before we had it and it's even named after them so, when speaking English, obviously we are wrong.. LOL !!

commented 12 years ago

facebook

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Moi I only parly le frencais, a little bit anglais.

13 years ago. Rating: 7
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valR

Brush up your French spelling please...

commented 12 years ago

schubee

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I try to.

13 years ago. Rating: 7
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harry crumb

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13 years ago. Rating: 7
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mycatsmom

Harry, what does KE mean ? That's the shortest answer we've even seen

commented 12 years ago

facebook

It mean who in french.

commented 12 years ago

Poppy3

KE meana "who" in french I do not think so - of course you are joking.

commented 12 years ago

mycatsmom

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No. The U.S. is a Spanish-speaking country

13 years ago. Rating: 6
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eggplant

I believe that. When we went to Los Angeles and stayed in a hotel, all the maids and many people did not speak English. I was wondering why. Then, I asked my brother-in-law about it. He said there are many Spanish speaking people there. One time, Los Angeles belonged to Mexico and the Americans bought it from them. Is that true?

commented 13 years ago

valR

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I disagree with almost all answerers.

Here in AkaQA-land NOBODY speaks English. AkaQA-istas only write in English - most of the regular ones at least; some better than others, some worse than others but the majority of others pretty darn well. Of course, behind the akaQA scene some of them do speak to each other too but I don't know who those are - TABOO...