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Anonymous 05/23/24 (Thu) 17:50:28 No.57071

itt: we posting in only ESL in the the thread

Anonymous 05/23/24 (Thu) 17:57:14 No.57073

I dont get it

Anonymous 05/23/24 (Thu) 17:57:32 No.57074

imblegassi that Shenron is stronger than Gogeta

Anonymous 05/23/24 (Thu) 18:02:29 No.57079

But I don't have need speaking it just here because I speak ESL usually in all threads where I make posts
where there is I, there is ESL

Anonymous 05/23/24 (Thu) 18:16:31 No.57090

saar please do the needful or something

Anonymous 05/23/24 (Thu) 18:17:57 No.57092

EFL got retarded stuff going on too like instead of "it is" using only is or it. Or skipping I or we and stuff like that. Instead of "I am here" They say "am here". Muttbros are goofy goobers

Anonymous 05/23/24 (Thu) 18:20:36 No.57093

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*destroys the esl*

Anonymous 05/23/24 (Thu) 18:21:30 No.57095

>>57093
yes
that is the only english sound I have troubles with nowadays

Anonymous 05/23/24 (Thu) 18:22:28 No.57096

>>57095
I thought rs were a germanic sound though

Anonymous 05/23/24 (Thu) 18:22:48 No.57098

>>57095
Nigga I know German, you guys care about the 'R' sound more than we do.

Anonymous 05/23/24 (Thu) 18:25:27 No.57100

>>57092
EFL has had it like dat since 1066 or something

Anonymous 05/23/24 (Thu) 18:30:20 No.57103

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>>57098
the german realisation of “R˟” is just a footnote in german pronunciation, in english you need an entire article about it.

Anonymous 05/23/24 (Thu) 18:34:05 No.57104

>>57103
But you guys put more effort into its pronunciation.

Anonymous 05/23/24 (Thu) 18:34:58 No.57105

I put no effort on my pronunciation

Anonymous 05/23/24 (Thu) 18:37:42 No.57106

>>57104
not really
german has the same phenomenon of simplifying r sounds in some position like „Macher” -> „Macha”

Anonymous 05/23/24 (Thu) 18:46:28 No.57109

>>57106
Interesting. I guess my language teacher was wrong on that. Or is the softening of the r informal or accent-based?

Anonymous 05/23/24 (Thu) 18:48:37 No.57110

>>57109
pronouncing the R at the end of a word as an a-schwa is the standard

Anonymous 05/23/24 (Thu) 18:53:45 No.57114

>>57103
Don't Bavarians roll their r's or something

Anonymous 05/23/24 (Thu) 18:58:08 No.57118

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>>57114
the R used to be rolled in north germany before High German made its way in.
Bavarians can roll the R, but it is an allophone among the realisations of the phoneme that are also found in the rest of the High German dialects

Anonymous 05/23/24 (Thu) 19:24:56 No.57127

>>57114
Yeah roll around bbcs

Anonymous 05/23/24 (Thu) 19:56:52 No.57137