No, sorry, but your accent sucks.
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http://old.iupac.org/reports/periodic_table/IUPAC_Periodic_Table-22Jun07b.pdfDags90 said:
Aluminium - British
Sulfur - American? To be honest, I thought it came from the original Latin variation. But 'f' over 'ph' looks better in this rare circumstance.
Unfortunately, I loathe all Southern accents.
This is unfortunate because I live in South Carolina.
This is unfortunate because I live in South Carolina.
I... I want to vacation near where her daughter *ahem* works.Canid117 said:
All seriousness aside, I'd have to say Lois Griffin from Family Guy takes the cake on this particular topic. The episode where they kept saying PETA [The organization] and confused Peter made me laugh so hard.
Megan Fox faking a terrible Southern accent in the trailer for Jonah Hex was enough to turn me off of the movie, and that's saying something.
Also, Vanille's (FFXIII) randomly activated/deactivated Australian accent bothers me, simply because it's quite possibly the least consistent accent I've ever heard.
Also, Vanille's (FFXIII) randomly activated/deactivated Australian accent bothers me, simply because it's quite possibly the least consistent accent I've ever heard.
The American immitations of English words. What the hell is 'Alumenem?'
And how do I make you stop talking?
And how do I make you stop talking?
SecondedFetzenfisch said:even ze parodists don't have zat strong accents
plus it looks like he is reading word by word what his translator printed out. I am pretty sure he has no clue what he is saying
The funny part is that the german government nominated him to be the European Commissioner for Energy...
I'am still trying to find out how someone with seemingly no knowledge of the english language can go for such a job...
I hate the Dutch accent. No no, hear me out. I just know that any Dutchman/woman can speak English perfectly. It's not so hard compared to Dutch, really. But sometimes you hear that thick accent: 'Hauw ahr yoo doowing.' I just want to grab that person and repeat the line in the correct way. If he/she repeats it in the wrong way, it's slapping time!
There's a book made out of all the wrong sentences made by politicians in The Netherlands. It's called: 'I always get my sin.' (Okay, I'll explain the title *sigh*.) Getting what you want is translated as: 'Je zin krijgen.' So if you want to say: "I always get what I want!" in Dutch, you'll say: 'Ik krijg altijd mijn zin!'
Of course you can make mistakes in a language. But replacing 'zin' with 'sin' because you think it's the same. You are WRONG, good sir/madam.
I like this one: "We have to suck another lid." (We need to find another member.) Being a member of something is translated as: "Lid zijn van iets." And searching is: "Zoeken." But thinking it sounds like 'sucking' and forgetting what 'lid' has to be in English. Yeah, awkward moment.
There's a book made out of all the wrong sentences made by politicians in The Netherlands. It's called: 'I always get my sin.' (Okay, I'll explain the title *sigh*.) Getting what you want is translated as: 'Je zin krijgen.' So if you want to say: "I always get what I want!" in Dutch, you'll say: 'Ik krijg altijd mijn zin!'
Of course you can make mistakes in a language. But replacing 'zin' with 'sin' because you think it's the same. You are WRONG, good sir/madam.
I like this one: "We have to suck another lid." (We need to find another member.) Being a member of something is translated as: "Lid zijn van iets." And searching is: "Zoeken." But thinking it sounds like 'sucking' and forgetting what 'lid' has to be in English. Yeah, awkward moment.
A real, thick, Long Island accent is a damn disgusting sound. A slight one isn't too bad but some really hardcore Long Island accents are out there and they just sound so terrible.
