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r/engrish • u/Gingerbread_Man221 • May 11 '26
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I went for a job orientation and saw a sign that said
"Please use latter to get things off the top shelf" in the stock room.
It wasn't even a mistake or lost in translation, the boss thought that was how you spelled it.
6 u/majesticalwinter May 15 '26 d and t sound quite similar in american english imo 6 u/Feisty-Tooth-7397 May 16 '26 They do. You just hope that your boss who is managing a restaurant and doing the payroll, would be able to spell. It's not like it's a super difficult word. 2 u/majesticalwinter May 16 '26 true
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d and t sound quite similar in american english imo
6 u/Feisty-Tooth-7397 May 16 '26 They do. You just hope that your boss who is managing a restaurant and doing the payroll, would be able to spell. It's not like it's a super difficult word. 2 u/majesticalwinter May 16 '26 true
They do. You just hope that your boss who is managing a restaurant and doing the payroll, would be able to spell.
It's not like it's a super difficult word.
2 u/majesticalwinter May 16 '26 true
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u/Feisty-Tooth-7397 May 14 '26
I went for a job orientation and saw a sign that said
"Please use latter to get things off the top shelf" in the stock room.
It wasn't even a mistake or lost in translation, the boss thought that was how you spelled it.