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4 hours ago, khankhalili said:

hello sir when someone have talint and his work is fab or he or she hasnt have clint he or she has to do

 

I strongly suggest (while you are waiting for orders) that you start to improve your English skills.

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On 5/11/2023 at 3:55 PM, filipdevaere said:

I strongly suggest (while you are waiting for orders) that you start to improve your English skills.

Americans are even exponentially slipping in their English skills. It hurt to see starting about a decade ago when smart phones became the norm for communication, and, what, got me the most, was, people putting commas,,,,,everywhere - Now people like to use colons in maddening ways - I try to breathe through it - What can you do?

I just got done editing out all of that from an 1,800-word script without my blood pressure increasing. 

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2 hours ago, mandyzines said:

Americans are even exponentially slipping in their English skills.

Spoken English is becoming a victim also. Most annoying is the newer trend of t-glottalization. This one drives me crazy. Instead of saying "button" we get "buh-ehn". Also some will say it's not "impor-ehnt" or "impor-dent." 

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8 hours ago, newsmike said:

Instead of saying "button" we get "buh-ehn". Also some will say it's not "impor-ehnt" or "impor-dent." 

Blurgh! They should be sent to elocution lessons at a school for ladies forthwith. 

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On 5/12/2023 at 2:39 AM, khankhalili said:

hello sir when someone have talint and his work is fab or he or she hasnt have clint he or she has to do

What do you want to ask with us?

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On 5/13/2023 at 1:34 PM, newsmike said:

Spoken English is becoming a victim also. Most annoying is the newer trend of t-glottalization. This one drives me crazy. Instead of saying "button" we get "buh-ehn". Also some will say it's not "impor-ehnt" or "impor-dent." 

Sometimes the "t's" are barely pronounced if they're at the end, maybe depending on the locale. I had to recall being a Californian for the Duh-part-men of Health the other day. Apparently, I was saying it wrong. You have just kind of let your lower jaw hang and push what would be a "t" out of your nose.

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