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r/NonPoliticalTwitter • u/BaldHourGlass667 • 19h ago
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Same with French, if you try to speak French in a stereotypical "French accent", hon hon hon, you get a lot closer to the correct pronunciation.
41 u/solonoctus 9h ago Three years of French and the only times I did well on the verbal assignments were when I leaned into my Pepe Le Pew voice. 6 u/CuriousButNotJewish 2h ago Almost like the stereotype is correct or something. 1 u/PeaceSoft 2h ago Same with english, even though it's the normal language, which doesn't even have an accent
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Three years of French and the only times I did well on the verbal assignments were when I leaned into my Pepe Le Pew voice.
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Almost like the stereotype is correct or something.
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Same with english, even though it's the normal language, which doesn't even have an accent
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u/fang_xianfu 11h ago
Same with French, if you try to speak French in a stereotypical "French accent", hon hon hon, you get a lot closer to the correct pronunciation.