EPTAmusingly enough it's a mistake caused by pronunciation and one which is almost exclusively committed by native speakers. (much like writing apparantly !)
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Liquid`Drone
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Amusingly enough it's a mistake caused by pronunciation and one which is almost exclusively committed by native speakers. (much like writing apparantly !) | ||
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Pandemona
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On August 04 2014 23:57 Twisted wrote: We definitely wanted to win it. We lost it due to a combination of a few factors: - We played bad. - We got Chelsea'd. - PEC Zwolle played well. - Our 3 world cup players (Cillessen, Blind, Veltman) are not playing yet. Blind re-started training on Friday while coming back from vacation earlier but he wasn't gonna play this match. - We're always bad at the start of the season. Lots of mutations in the squad so the team has to.. well, become a team again. Also, we'll probably have the youngest selection in the Eredivisie (and CL obviously) when the transfer window closes. So everything about this season is gonna be very uncertain. Loads of talent, but talented players are whimsical. One day they can be great, other days not so much. Also, Pande: "bad, worse, worst"  Ah right, so you didn't have strongest team and such. Makes sense then. You guys really like bitching about the English language >.< You ever been to England and heard the way we talk to eachother? I mean if you don't like the way we type then you won't like the way we talk. Well i say we, im the only culprit i guess On August 05 2014 00:13 Ferrose wrote: It if makes you guys feel any better, it annoys native English speakers as well. Yes but your American-English not English-English xD Doesn't count  Until you spell colour properly in your language then it is not English. | ||
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Ferrose
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Edit: Damn, the Dutch Super Cup was this weekend? I forgot to watch that  | ||
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warding
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On August 05 2014 00:13 Pandemona wrote: You guys really like bitching about the English language >.< You ever been to England and heard the way we talk to eachother? I mean if you don't like the way we type then you won't like the way we talk. Well i say we, im the only culprit i guess I've lived in England for 1 year - and was already fluent in American English - and today I still have a lot of trouble understanding you people. I regularly have to call suppliers based in regions with theoretically easy accents like Cambridge or Reading and I still have no idea what the receptionists speak. Usually past the receptionist it gets easier. The most difficult part is when they swallow the consonants, particularly the Ts. | ||
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Ferrose
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On August 05 2014 00:49 warding wrote: I've lived in England for 1 year - and was already fluent in American English - and today I still have a lot of trouble understanding you people. I regularly have to call suppliers based in regions with theoretically easy accents like Cambridge or Reading and I still have no idea what the receptionists speak. Usually past the receptionist it gets easier. The most difficult part is when they swallow the consonants, particularly the Ts. In America a T in the middle of a word is typically pronounced like a D. "Butter" is pronounced like "budder." Sometimes we don't pronounce it at all, for instance, "winter" is usually pronounced like "winner" where I come from. | ||
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Liquid`Drone
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Usagi
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On August 05 2014 01:17 kyllinghest wrote: Don´t worry, in less than two weeks most things, grammar and linguistics included, will be rendered uninteresting once again. Indeed, I read through last two pages and I couldnt get this thing off my head. | ||
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malcram
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Boooo Liverpool sucks! | ||
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kyllinghest
Norway1607 Posts
On August 05 2014 01:25 malcram wrote: yeah, let's get things back on track. Boooo Liverpool sucks! Yay Liverpool pwns! | ||
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{CC}StealthBlue
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
On August 05 2014 00:49 warding wrote: I've lived in England for 1 year - and was already fluent in American English - and today I still have a lot of trouble understanding you people. I regularly have to call suppliers based in regions with theoretically easy accents like Cambridge or Reading and I still have no idea what the receptionists speak. Usually past the receptionist it gets easier. The most difficult part is when they swallow the consonants, particularly the Ts. Yeah it's just because we are so stupidly diverse in our accents for how small our country is. Now you can understand the vast array of accents in America due to its sheer size but in England we sound stupidly different from one place to the next. Even if like me its from Worcester (West Midlands) up to Birmingham which is less than 20miles away. They are brummies and speak with alot of As and Ms on the ends of words and we speak "supposidly" more like farmers. Also some people know my accents from Skype and WoW so they can vouch for the way i sound. No one ever said you sound like a brummie either Thank heavens! | ||
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warding
Portugal2397 Posts
On August 05 2014 01:11 Ferrose wrote: In America a T in the middle of a word is typically pronounced like a D. "Butter" is pronounced like "budder." Sometimes we don't pronounce it at all, for instance, "winter" is usually pronounced like "winner" where I come from. I also lived in the US as a kid and I remember having trouble on how to pronounce 'wait'. Is it "wait", "waid" or should say "wayh'"? In England you might hear someone say "Le's si' for a bi' an' 'av' a bo'ul of wo'ah". At some point it actually starts to sound like Vietnamese. | ||
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clusen
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Second league in Germany owns! While everyone here is still eagerly anticipating the start of the league they follow I already had my first dose of fresh new season stadium goodness on saturday :p | ||
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
On August 05 2014 01:49 clusen wrote: Second league in Germany owns! While everyone here is still eagerly anticipating the start of the league they follow I already had my first dose of fresh new season stadium goodness on saturday :p Oh so you know the referee who ref'd Chelsea vs Bremen on Sunday ? God i feel sorry for your 2nd division | ||
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