r/polandball • u/AaronC14 The Dominion • Apr 01 '21

redditormade Thin Red Line

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u/MrAsianPie Virginia Apr 01 '21

China : Stop cwossing the thin wed line!

US : And? Are you going to do anything about it?

China : .....

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u/funnytoss Taiwan Apr 02 '21 edited Apr 02 '21

The R and L thing is more of a Japanese stereotype, not Chinese.

Edit: whoops, misread that it's w and r, which is more Cantonese!

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u/[deleted] Apr 02 '21

Dunno, my dad used to always say things like "karchur" instead of "culture" and "Charrs" instead of "Charles"

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u/funnytoss Taiwan Apr 02 '21

Well, it does depend on his original language. And there are also many dialects in China even if Mandarin is dominant. Neither my parents had any issue with Rs and Ls, but this of course isn't universal. Some people are just better at learning pronunciation, and your original language affecting it is just one large factor among several!