How English sounds to non-English speakers..

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This is hilarious.. anyone with English as a second language feel like this is true?
 
That's great. At first I thought that my ear phones weren't working properly . . .
 
lol the only words I could understand clearly was when she said "you f---ing a-hole." So universal so true
 
I speak like this after about the 15th, maybe 16th beer.....
 
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That's funny. A friend of mine who is from Viet Nam once told me English sounds like, "Glibbity glib glib," to him.
 
IRONLUNG said:
lol thats exactly what happened to me.. its funny that the swearing and the body language give you enough to get an idea of what is happening..
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. . . But not QUITE enough to know exactly what they're talking about. This is a problem when in a classroom or an ER.
 
hahaha, yes, when you don't speak English it sounds exactly like this. Just smile and agree :D
@dru9: For me everybody that was speaking English was like a Texan cowboy with 7 potatoes in their mouth, just mumbling something.
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