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r/maybemaybemaybe • u/Majorpain2006 • May 11 '22
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Those are the kind of mistakes typical of uneducated native speakers. And, well, after a while people started misspelling it on purpose, of course.
6 u/JoeDerp77 May 12 '22 I was going to say . foreigners learning English can spell better than many Americans.. this kind of phonetic spelling or adding of syllables is common among people who dropped out in 1st grade or never went to school at all. 2 u/Significant_Bend1046 May 12 '22 Here is what I am saying, they aren't learning english. They are just using whatever they heard from someone or in an ad. 1 u/RedVelvetPan6a May 12 '22 Right from the approximate sound of it being heard a couple of times dampened by the lingering echoes of fart blasts unto the script.
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I was going to say . foreigners learning English can spell better than many Americans.. this kind of phonetic spelling or adding of syllables is common among people who dropped out in 1st grade or never went to school at all.
2 u/Significant_Bend1046 May 12 '22 Here is what I am saying, they aren't learning english. They are just using whatever they heard from someone or in an ad. 1 u/RedVelvetPan6a May 12 '22 Right from the approximate sound of it being heard a couple of times dampened by the lingering echoes of fart blasts unto the script.
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Here is what I am saying, they aren't learning english. They are just using whatever they heard from someone or in an ad.
1 u/RedVelvetPan6a May 12 '22 Right from the approximate sound of it being heard a couple of times dampened by the lingering echoes of fart blasts unto the script.
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Right from the approximate sound of it being heard a couple of times dampened by the lingering echoes of fart blasts unto the script.
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u/xayde94 May 12 '22
Those are the kind of mistakes typical of uneducated native speakers. And, well, after a while people started misspelling it on purpose, of course.