Today, my sister and I saw a guy with a terrible nose job coming up the bus. She said to me, "Look how ugly that guy is" in our native tongue. The man sat down right in front of us, took his phone out, and started talking our language. FML
You can't really be sure who does and does not speak your native language.
A surprising number of people speak Douchebagish as a first or second language.
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Ghostrui 31
Op's sister said it though, not op.
BurnInDemonFire 39
In the future try keeping your native tongue firmly in your closed native mouth.
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BurnInDemonFire 39
In the future try keeping your native tongue firmly in your closed native mouth.
Ghostrui 31
Op's sister said it though, not op.
BurnInDemonFire 39
This rule applies to everyone. Much like "speak when you're spoken to", but focused on not being aware other people can also be bilingual.
Chazzster 32
Never assume the people around you cannot understand what you say, no matter what language you use or where you are.
RichardPencil 32
You can't really be sure who does and does not speak your native language. A surprising number of people speak Douchebagish as a first or second language.
D J's MOM 17
hopefully your sister learned a lesson...
cacheson 42
This seems like more of “your sister deserved it” than “you deserved it”