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Engrish happens when words from other languages are translated without using logics, just like the way Google Translate works,. Hence the comedy. I think the hardest language to translate is Chinese. Many words simply dont hv English meaning, esp when it comes to food names.
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Yes, for non-native English speakers. I think Germans understand that situation, because they have similar word ''Aktion''.
It's not about the apples...it's about big/huge sale!
I hope to help you understand the meaning of pic...
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Dobrá "ekšn" koupil bych si pár ... vypadají dobře
(Eng: Good "action", I'd buy a few ... they look good)
koupil bych si pár ... vypadají dobře (Eng: Good "action", I'd buy a few ... they look good)
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Hopfuly it wil hapen son! :rofl:
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English is actually quite easy language to learn. But like someone mentione, chinese for example is hard, and so is Finnish by the ways, since our words bend.
But yeah, I thought for a while that one says boxing "fisting", because finnish word for boxing "nyrkkeily" (nyrkki=fist) and like cycling (bicycle - cycling, fin. pyörä - pyöräily), so... So it got misundersood quite badly, when I once said I had fisted with a man:rofl:
But yeah, I thought for a while that one says boxing "fisting", because finnish word for boxing "nyrkkeily" (nyrkki=fist) and like cycling (bicycle - cycling, fin. pyörä - pyöräily), so... So it got misundersood quite badly, when I once said I had fisted with a man:rofl:
