Lost in translation
ohhhman - 10/04/2009 00:13 - United States
ohhhman - 10/04/2009 00:13 - United States
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dads can’t cook? - 17/03/2021 21:30
Bummer. Maybe you should try to understand them better or just be honest and say, "I'm sorry but I just can't understand you; I'm so bad with accents."
We've all been there.. But, really.. Can you tell a sad face from a happy face?.. I'll give you a hint: :( = SAD :) = HAPPY Got it? XD ( XD = SUPER-HAPPY)
This is soo bad, but I LOLed. You still get a YDI, though.
Ignorant.
He can't just "learn to speak clearly", that's the way he talks.
It's not like he was mumbling...he has an accent.
i don't care how many times i gotta look stupid repeatedly going "pardon? pardon?" i still gotta know EXACTLY what someone is trying to tell me.
Not exactly practical in a busy kitchen or restaurant environment. But the op definitely should've cared to at least get the general gist of things.
Maybe you should try talking and listening to them instead of smiling and laughing,,, maybe then they will be able to learn to speak English better.
I agree with number six, try to actually talk to them and they will learn how to speak english better because they are technically learning every word you say.
Fail of the week. lol FYL
Bummer. Maybe you should try to understand them better or just be honest and say, "I'm sorry but I just can't understand you; I'm so bad with accents."
i don't care how many times i gotta look stupid repeatedly going "pardon? pardon?" i still gotta know EXACTLY what someone is trying to tell me.