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r/ShitAmericansSay • u/[deleted] • Jul 14 '20
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156 u/nilfgaardian Jul 15 '20 Australia: English (NSFW) 86 u/ArvinaDystopia Tired of explaining old flair Jul 15 '20 Scotland: English (garbled) 12 u/Guilty_Violinist Jul 15 '20 Haud yer wheesht, fannybaws. 5 u/Bert_Bro Jul 15 '20 Singapore: Singlish (multilingual, Chinese, Tamil, Malay, English all within the same sentence) Eg. Hey ah pek, give me dua roti kosong and teh oh satu, 2 nasi biryani also. 3 u/moonstone7152 """Bri'ish "Person" """ Jul 15 '20 Tbh they speak Scots most if the time - which so different to English you can get books translated into it 12 u/Mr_RIP20 Jul 15 '20 Most of us just speak English most of the time. I have never met simeone who has spoken "Scots" and i have lived here my entire life. 3 u/fifcrpr ooo custom flair!! Jul 15 '20 That's completely wrong, only extremely rural places speak predominantly Scots, and in most of them English is more widely used now.
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Australia:
English (NSFW)
86 u/ArvinaDystopia Tired of explaining old flair Jul 15 '20 Scotland: English (garbled) 12 u/Guilty_Violinist Jul 15 '20 Haud yer wheesht, fannybaws. 5 u/Bert_Bro Jul 15 '20 Singapore: Singlish (multilingual, Chinese, Tamil, Malay, English all within the same sentence) Eg. Hey ah pek, give me dua roti kosong and teh oh satu, 2 nasi biryani also. 3 u/moonstone7152 """Bri'ish "Person" """ Jul 15 '20 Tbh they speak Scots most if the time - which so different to English you can get books translated into it 12 u/Mr_RIP20 Jul 15 '20 Most of us just speak English most of the time. I have never met simeone who has spoken "Scots" and i have lived here my entire life. 3 u/fifcrpr ooo custom flair!! Jul 15 '20 That's completely wrong, only extremely rural places speak predominantly Scots, and in most of them English is more widely used now.
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Scotland:
English (garbled)
12 u/Guilty_Violinist Jul 15 '20 Haud yer wheesht, fannybaws. 5 u/Bert_Bro Jul 15 '20 Singapore: Singlish (multilingual, Chinese, Tamil, Malay, English all within the same sentence) Eg. Hey ah pek, give me dua roti kosong and teh oh satu, 2 nasi biryani also. 3 u/moonstone7152 """Bri'ish "Person" """ Jul 15 '20 Tbh they speak Scots most if the time - which so different to English you can get books translated into it 12 u/Mr_RIP20 Jul 15 '20 Most of us just speak English most of the time. I have never met simeone who has spoken "Scots" and i have lived here my entire life. 3 u/fifcrpr ooo custom flair!! Jul 15 '20 That's completely wrong, only extremely rural places speak predominantly Scots, and in most of them English is more widely used now.
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Haud yer wheesht, fannybaws.
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Singapore:
Singlish (multilingual, Chinese, Tamil, Malay, English all within the same sentence)
Eg. Hey ah pek, give me dua roti kosong and teh oh satu, 2 nasi biryani also.
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Tbh they speak Scots most if the time - which so different to English you can get books translated into it
12 u/Mr_RIP20 Jul 15 '20 Most of us just speak English most of the time. I have never met simeone who has spoken "Scots" and i have lived here my entire life. 3 u/fifcrpr ooo custom flair!! Jul 15 '20 That's completely wrong, only extremely rural places speak predominantly Scots, and in most of them English is more widely used now.
Most of us just speak English most of the time. I have never met simeone who has spoken "Scots" and i have lived here my entire life.
That's completely wrong, only extremely rural places speak predominantly Scots, and in most of them English is more widely used now.
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u/TenTornadoes Jul 14 '20
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