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My Eternal Struggle With Accents
In America they think I’m British, in France they think I’m German, in Germany they think I’m Dutch. In Spain they think I’m mentally handicapped. I don’t know what it is, but I’ve always been terrible with accents. Anyone with … Continue reading
“Dude I Don’t Know What You’re Saying” – Anglophones And Our Various Peculiarities
Guest blog by Olatz Rodriuez. You can find her contact details at the end of this article. They say that variety makes the world rich. And I don’t disagree with that at all. Wouldn’t it be monotonous and boring if … Continue reading
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