Anglos!

>all those golliwogs in the "anglosphere"

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who cares about grammar

What's wrong with the first one?

It should be, "What do you call this", or, "How do you say this".

what do you call this

Thank you frens. I should have known this.

just doesn't sound right, not something a native would say, people will still understand what you mean though

Non really. I'm Sami, our language (and dialects) make no sense. So when other people fuck up other languages I don't really care.

I am walking the dog
>húi kajká ihka éhkho
Or it can be
>éh puho koirá káppas
Or
>ahtí koirá painen kappas loupa

And about 10 different more ways you can say it. It's all the exact same sentence. And then you can add in all the dialects as well on top of that. You can't really fuck it up since there isn't a real single way of doing it..

Germanese syntax stuff. All English gets bastardized into some vernacular form.

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do Anglos comprehend posts by us? do you bother about grammar error like forgetting "s"?

English is riddled with complex rules concerning grammar and spelling so I can’t really fault anyone for not abiding by all of these rules. I wouldn’t be surprised if I made a grammar mistake myself while typing this out.

They do. When they say you write like a retard it’s just a comeback especially when they talk with Eastern Euros.

No. I can see mistakes you’ve made in this post, but I don’t care.

Because we were told not to make waves.
Supposedly you rule them.

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I'm a non-Anglo and I get triggered whenever I see an Anglo write "could of", "would of" etc.

Our language is strongly analytic, so it's quite hard to be completely incomprehensible. I don't think I've ever seen a post on Jow Forums I couldn't get the basic meaning out of.

indeed

That's only the natural evolution of the English language. Should of never made this post, silly.

has anyone really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like?

I concur. I always associate it with someone who couldn’t get a GCSE in English.

question to non-anglos, would you rather we pointed out the errors we see in day to day threads or not? i always feel like pointing it out when i see what looks like an ingrained misunderstanding of how to communicate in english for your sake, but dont want to seem like a dick either.

Do it anyway, to assert dominance.
Bonus points: quote the error without explaining it

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Really cool. Sounds finnish
Do you guys get oppressed or anything by the government? How is Sami life like?

Absolutely, especially since I actually have to use English at work.

>sounds finnish
not at all

Same in french “comment appelles-tu cela?” Comment = how, not what so direct translation

No government oppression but lot's of racism.
Sami life is pretty good, though I've moved down to Umeå instead of living where I was born outside of Kurravaara.

Not at all.
They're only from the same language family, it'd be kinda like comparing it to Hungarian I think?

>When you don't put away your Golliwog doll and guests see it.

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Lmao old one, but a welcome one indeed
And yes, of course we are

Is there a difference between "this" and "that"? I really don't know desu

This here, that there. You use "this" for something near, "that" for something far.

I thought it was the same in German.

Wtf dog is koira in sami too

The average American’s vocabulary is 9000 words max. Doesn’t matter you write in a perfect matter or not, most won’t grasp it either way and then they will just mock you if they can’t understand you at all.

No, there is a difference between "dass" and "das". I am trash at explaining things so this sums it up perfectly:
vocabulix.com/german/das-or-dass.shtml

dictionary.cambridge.org/grammar/british-grammar/determiners/this-that-these-those

Will depend on dialect too. Also show me some Krautistani that will litterally write retardations as Schifffffffffffffart.

Do you look Asian?

Based and streumpilled

>off of

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"How is it called?"

When people spell “an” before words that start with a vowel, but actually are phonetically said as a “y” or /j/
e.g.
>an european man
>an unique way
Look, i know that you guys learn the rules of “A before consonants” and “An before vowels” as well as the “Y is both a vowel and a consonant”, but using which a/an matters not on the orthography, but the phonetics in English. In this case; whenever there is a Y sound in the initial position, it’s a consonant.
Europe is pronounced like “yerup”
Unique is like “yooneek
>I met a European man
>It’s a unique way of life
>a usual question

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