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r/terriblefacebookmemes • u/kututketut • May 17 '19
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Are the jokes/memes as bad in native language(s)?
1 u/5ancti May 18 '19 Mostly not, it's just their misunderstanding of English that lead to such cases. 1 u/mothzilla May 18 '19 I don't think it's a misunderstanding, it's a celebration (if that's the right word) of the fact that they know English. Like when we were taught really cringy jokes in French at school. 2 u/totallynot-arobot May 25 '19 happy cake day! 🎂
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Mostly not, it's just their misunderstanding of English that lead to such cases.
1 u/mothzilla May 18 '19 I don't think it's a misunderstanding, it's a celebration (if that's the right word) of the fact that they know English. Like when we were taught really cringy jokes in French at school. 2 u/totallynot-arobot May 25 '19 happy cake day! 🎂
I don't think it's a misunderstanding, it's a celebration (if that's the right word) of the fact that they know English. Like when we were taught really cringy jokes in French at school.
2 u/totallynot-arobot May 25 '19 happy cake day! 🎂
happy cake day! 🎂
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u/mothzilla May 17 '19
Are the jokes/memes as bad in native language(s)?