October 12, 2018 by Wrong Hands
Posted in Cartoon | Tagged Cartoons, Comics, Definitions, English, Funny, Grammar, Language, Phonics, Speech, Wordplay | 6 Comments
Ha, ha! I have sometimes wondered what non-English speaking people must think of when they hear certain of our words. This clears it up!
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Uxbridge English Graphical Dictionary
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By that standard, the definition of discard is the greeting card you are holding up and pointing to.
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LOVE THIS! As a native Swiss German Speaker, having knowledge of English, French, Italian and some Spanish, I always try to find out what something means by comparing it to words I know – and ever so often am baffeld by what it really means 😀
English is notorious for that.
And a plaintiff is a regular image file format.
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Ha, ha! I have sometimes wondered what non-English speaking people must think of when they hear certain of our words. This clears it up!
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Uxbridge English Graphical Dictionary
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By that standard, the definition of discard is the greeting card you are holding up and pointing to.
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LOVE THIS!
As a native Swiss German Speaker, having knowledge of English, French, Italian and some Spanish, I always try to find out what something means by comparing it to words I know – and ever so often am baffeld by what it really means 😀
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English is notorious for that.
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And a plaintiff is a regular image file format.
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