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→note to Non-Native Speakers of English: English, the language of England, is 'typically American'? ....................I'm just lost for words, it nearly made me vomit. |
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By the way, your English is just fine. Americans raised speaking English may not realize that, because we almost inevitably figure out that English is understood everywhere in the world, as long as it's '''SPOKEN LOUDLY ENOUGH'''. Unfortunately, that makes the really difficult task of speaking another language (at all, let alone well) a hard one to get adequately motivated about, for someone who finds it effortless to speak English. Not to mention its being hard for us to grasp how difficult the task is. Because of those cultural "blinders", we are (surprisingly) not usually as stupid as our treatment of your English might suggest.
And thanks for being so neighborly as to gain whatever facility you have with this brash, typically American, and endlessly frustrating language.
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== One of Your Friendly Local Neighborhood Admins ==
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