A Danish friend, still learning English, had dinner with some friends. The evening was filled with plenty of scouse banter and discussions on many topics. On leaving, my friend thanked the hosts for their "hostility". (Instead of "hospitality".)
10 months ago
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Hi there, love your channel. A pronunciation question for you. I've noticed over the past few years that more and more people are pronouncing the "u" in words like multiply and ultimate as if they rhyme with salt. This seems very weird to me (to me it's always been a different sound, like uh and ah), and now I am wondering if I somehow learned to pronounce these wrong at some point.
6 months ago | 1
Such a fun idea! This takes slogan t-shirts to a whole new level :D
10 months ago
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Craunch the Marmoset actually sounds like a good name for a band!
10 months ago
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Love the Merch ! Canvas shopping bags are big seller's Very usefully+ large space to put fun words !
10 months ago
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this is hilarious, you might as well make one about UZZARD! Have a nice day!
8 months ago | 0
Em portugal straight up craunching it rn. And by āitāā¦ I meanā¦ my marmosetā¦
10 months ago
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It just occurred to me to ask... what's up with "won't"? How did "will not" become that? All the rest of the similar contractions spell out the first word, connect the next, and contract that, even for "I'm".
8 months ago | 1
I was SO excited when I saw you made a video on my suggestion! Itās so cool! You, sir, turns as a weath turcocl. š«”
10 months ago
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I bought a copy of āEnglish As She Is Spokeā after watching your video about it. I was especially interested in the āIdiotisms and Proverbsā section, but my book doesnāt have it. Is that section in a separate volume or did I just receive an incomplete copy?
9 months ago | 1
That T-shirt reminds me of the "English" t-shirts and sweatshirts they sold in China when I lived there 5-10 years ago. I had one that said "Delaware Beach, Pennsylvania Marshall Swin Ghamp" across the front (there is no Delaware Beach in Pennsylvania, not to mention the misspelling of "swim" and "champ") and then on the arm switched sports to have something to do with baseball (also misspelled!) š
10 months ago
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for roots to indo-aryans, look to phalia,ragh,raika,heger,mangot,humbar ets in punjab, pakistan. zb warraich
7 months ago | 0
RobWords
šQUIRKY ENGLISH MERCHš
I've just popped some new designs in my shop based on botched English phrases from Pedro Carolino's infamous "English As She Is Spoke" phrasebook.
"THIS GIRL HAVE A BEAUTY EDGE"
US shop: tinyurl.com/USbeautyedge
EU shop: tinyurl.com/abeautyedge
"CRAUNCH THE MARMOSET"
US shop: tinyurl.com/craunchmarmoset
EU shop: tinyurl.com/EUcraunchmarmoset
The US and EU shops cover the entire world between them.
"How do you can it to deny?" Get on it!
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