Why do americans say "exetera" instead of "et cetera"?
Why do americans say "I could care less" when they mean "I couldn't care less"?
Why do americans say "could of" instead of "could've"?
Why do americans say "expresso" instead of "espresso"?
Why do americans say "exetera" instead of "et cetera"?
Jeremiah Martin
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David King
Fuck your precetive ass
Eli James
Because they're dumb and fat
Adrian Peterson
Why do mexicans say "precetive" instead of "perceptive"?
Adam Lewis
Because fuck you, that's why. It's either my way, or the highway.
William Roberts
Why do finns say benis instead of penis?
Landon Murphy
>he doesn't know what a precept is
Lmaoing at your "education"
Asher James
Why do americans pronounce "colonel" as "kernel"?
Landon Reyes
You didn't say "preceptive" either.
Eli Garcia
>mfw I say ET CHE-TE-RA and Americans look dumbfounded
Grayson Fisher
>Why do americans say "could of" instead of "could've"?
Some do.
Gabriel Allen
Why do americans say nucular instead of nuclear?
Why do americans say core instead of corps?
Joseph Lee
the core of the corps is the coeur
Wyatt Davis
In sben it's coronel.
But they mean marine corps.
Dominic Ramirez
Maybe pronouncing it "corpse" has a demoralizing effect on the people in the corps.
Alexander Williams
"Dree uras 4 de marin corpse guoizz :DDDD :DD"
Jayden Torres
why do americans read eyes as "e-yes"?
Jason Flores
why do finns make broad generalizations?
Jeremiah Turner
Because we're a nation of 5,5 million people and can't fathom the size of US population.
Brayden Kelly
It's almost like languages change over time
Robert Wilson
Why do American say Europe instead of EVROPA?
Robert Taylor
>say that you could care less, meaning you care at least somewhat when you're trying to emphasize how little you care
>"dude, languages could of evolved exetera..."
Landon Perez
"I could care less" genuinely brings my piss to boil. Nuke America.
Xavier Richardson
Adding on to this, why do Americans say "woman" instead of "women"?
Why do they say "they" instead of "he" or "she"?
Why do they write "bias" instead of "biased"?
Blake Jones
Why do Americans pronounce iron as "eye-urn"?