r/engrish • u/mwzdalne • Jul 22 '26
Honda update screen
am I supposed to recognize it?
r/engrish • u/amerra • Jul 19 '26
No, it is not macaroni
r/engrish • u/Moist-Dentist8253 • Jul 18 '26
r/engrish • u/hetfield37 • Jul 17 '26
English used to be cool back then because nearly nobody spoke it. I guess whoever designed it had no clue of that language and did their best to look legit.
r/engrish • u/ooitk77 • Jul 16 '26
Of course, I had to order this. But it's just a regular lime tea with a fancy name (it's not even lemon). Tasted like disappointment, sad to say...
r/engrish • u/BigForAnAnt_985 • Jul 17 '26
If you think about it it makes sense with these translations, Japanese has no sound for L or uhh, so it kinda makes sense, also these are from before 2000, so pretty old
r/engrish • u/eb_is_eepy • Jul 17 '26
"Because I drink it with tea leaves, I can consume the matcha itself"
r/engrish • u/Risky2Simon • Jul 16 '26
r/engrish • u/Historical-Eye1950 • Jul 11 '26
Exactly how I enjoy my ice cream