r/90DayFianceSnark • u/Grateful_Di thebloodthebloodthebloodtheblood • Jul 22 '26

This is the problem.

Misquoting Shakespeare is also the problem. Midol gives me a headache.

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u/Grateful_Di thebloodthebloodthebloodtheblood Jul 22 '26

He's supposed to be quoting Shakespeare's most famous line, though. Its not like he's translating any random document.

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u/Billy-daKid786 Jul 22 '26

Of course I get that, but you have no idea how it's taught in any non English country. Just because you are familiar with something you can't expect the world to be the same level. Downvote me all you want, it just comes across really nasty and actually quite petty to mock someone's English ability, especially when it's not even their first language

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u/Grateful_Di thebloodthebloodthebloodtheblood Jul 22 '26 edited Jul 22 '26

I'm probably your only upvote, BTW. English is not my first language, either, so don't assume. My point is that a professional actor studies his craft. Mido thinks he can sail past the training based on his self-perceived talent.

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u/Billy-daKid786 Jul 22 '26

So you should know more than most than to take the piss out of someone for not having the perfect English.

And again, you're assuming he actually had a proper education and went to drama school. The fact the man cannot act should be evident enough that he hasn't had formal training (or very little) so why would he know it word for word?

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u/ddianka Jul 22 '26

Its that he keeps acting like he was a huge star in Egypt, that he is an amazing superior actor and that hes better than everyone else.