>off of
Off of
Angel Nguyen
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Jeremiah Adams
Beach bitch
Jaxon Brown
I was making fun of mongoloids getting it wrong, it just "off", "off of" is wrong.
I was not talking about how similar they sound.
also, beach and bitch are pronounced differently, I'm guessing you're too young and have little experience with the language, you'll get it as you grow up.
have fun lad.
Sebastian Hughes
>that that
>weather, whether
Jace Collins
It's not a minimal pair in most languages. Spanish doesn't even contrast ATR (that pair's difference, other than length), don't try to be smug about it.
t. Native English speaker
Alexander Thomas
>had had
Grammatically correct, but it looks so awkward.
Oliver Cox
>enɡlish no lonɡer has a phonemic /ʍ/
>witch-which and weather-whether are no longer minimal pairs
It hurts bros
Charles Foster
>would of
John Butler
they don't speak spanish in Brazil.
Ethan Collins
its a different vowel and the t is pronounced
then again i imaged a little latino manlet with a greasy moustache saying it in broken english and they do kind of sound the same in that accent
Bentley Perez
>ITT all retards that know nothing about english
Angel Green
>eggplant
>fall
>pancake/hotcake
>pineapple
Easton Morris
But they do in Argentina, so don't pretend it's natural for you
Levi Gonzalez
>I could care less
Lucas Rivera
>American English
Adrian Perry
what? I never said it came natural to me, are you legitimately this retarded?
in fact I implied otherwise, did you not see the bit where I said "I'm guessing you're too young and have little experience with the language, you'll get it as you grow up"?
Kevin Collins
>came natural
came naturally.
Hudson Miller
the usage of "off of" depends on dialect
it's not actually wrong per se
Jackson Harris
>of "off of"
Joshua Johnson
I unironically detest the English language.
Kevin Hill
>little latino manlet with a greasy moustache
The chances of a Brazilian posting here fitting that description is null.
Ethan Jenkins
doc project #18
Grayson Ramirez
It kind of seemed like you were implying it's smething only a child would have problems with.
Matthew Garcia
How are they pronounced?
Jason Young
based, but this thread is full of idiots
Well some just use "offa" instead, autismo. In speech only, though.
Gavin White
Noah Gutierrez
go to google translate, make sure it's set on English, write and click what the image says.
Julian Martinez
I actually didn't do it before because Google Translate is really shit at most times, but turns out it sounds completely different there.
Ian Bailey
what do you mean it's shit? it's a robot, it literally can't get the pronunciation wrong.
Benjamin Thomas
Try listening to it pronounce minor language like Welsh or Icelandic
Jordan Morgan
There are certain instances in which you can use "off of" together though
Evan Jackson
It's would've
Michael Cox
t.Ahmedabad Punjabi Zhang
Adrian Allen
>english
Lincoln Wood
you don't pronounce the t
wtf
Easton Miller
The difference is that the I in bitch sounds closer to (not exactly like) a Spanish E, while the sound of EA in beach sound like a regular spanish I. Same for sheep-ship, sheet-shit or chip-cheap
Eli Sanders
>Sixths
what a cruel word to pronounce
Jacob Sanchez
>kansas
>arkansas
Mason Moore
what's your complaint? they're 2 completely different words.
Dominic White
Also if you are a recovering stutterer that might trigger you
Levi Williams
off've is the correct pronunciation
Gavin White
Both ways of saying it are completely fine you crayon munching retard
Nolan Campbell
sheet shit
Wyatt Gomez
>cringegoblin.jpg
Jaxon Turner
>what are accents
Adrian Williams
reminds me of this
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