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  1. My main problem is understanding people whose native language ain't English. For example, a few weeks ago I posted this:
    Originally posted by LikeASong:"There are two definitions of 'hell' for me: an imaginary place where there is fire and smoke... And a Turkish person speaking English to me"


  2. Morning all

    How did you sleep, Kirsten? I hope your mood today morning is better than yesterday
  3. I once forwarded this video to a friend of mine who was curious about the Dublin accent. I love hearing them talk like this



  4. I did sleep well, thanks. Anything will be better than yesterday, haha good thing is I have a day off from this riding so I'll take it slow today.

    how's your voice, recovered?
  5. The UK is terrible for accent. Foreign people are taught English essentially as the Queen would speak. Yet people from Liverpool sound obnoxious, Scottish people pronounce a lot of words differently and also use some of their own dialect. Thick Irish accents are tough to decipher, Welsh people add extra pronunciation to words. People from Newcastle, Birmingham etc sound completely different to each other.

    Also could go global, as you said Australians do not speak the same as an Englishman. Same language though.

    You've got a tough job ahead if you want to understand everyone. Would be difficult for an outsider to actually tell you're not English because you type some things in ways that are not necessarily taught. So you're doing a good job.
  6. -Double post-
  7. Yep, my voice is fine now Although it will be fucked upagain next Saturday, there's a Muse+Editors party on Saturday night and I will lose it there again Im afraid
  8. Originally posted by LikeASong:My main problem is understanding people whose native language ain't English. For example, a few weeks ago I posted this:
    [..]




    Now, non native English speakers, particularly Eastern Europe, are difficult.
  9. I had good laugh reading your previous post, Tim... Yeah, I've been to the UK twice and, although London was accent-friendly, wherever you went to (and not much further from London, just a few miles) you had to 'reset' your ears as people spoke very very differently... I liked it very much though. And I enjoyed the Irish accents (thick or not) a damn lot, although I think I might have been biased on that.

    PS. by the way, I'm writing from my phone (and I'm on a bus) so forgive any possible typos or stuff. Thanks
  10. Who allowed you to use my thread without me?

    Good morning everyone!
  11. just sold my two tickets for Schalke vs Bukarest on December 1st it's seats in the south stand, row 4 in the middle block, so close to the field *sigh* but there is work to do that day that doesn't allow me to be at the stadium at 7pm. blimey!
    ah well but there are enough other games to come

    /random
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