>writes a paragraph of flawless English text
>"sorry for le bad english it's not my native language :PP"
What do foreigners mean by this?
>>69664414
Sorry english is not my native language
>>69664414
>look at how good my English is xD
>>69664600
fuck leafs desu
>>69664414
Lack of confidence, of course. Most people I know that write that at the end of a text do so because they learned English by themselves and because of that are not sure how good their English grammar is. By putting that at the end of the text, it gives them an excuse for any error that one may found in their words. Yeah, there may be someone like this >>69664534
but that is not the rule, anyway.
Also, sorry for my bad English.
>>69665157
>people that
You are excused.
>>69664534
this
>>69665157
Your English is unironically shitty. Apply yourself.
>>69664600
>coma
>full stop
>capital letters
Good job zhang
>>69665157
This desu
I'm not sorry btw
>>69664600
Sorri* for mai Inglish, not mai neitif languach
*sorri not sorri JAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJA
>>69664414
Sometimes there English isn't good so they make excuses for them. English is weird language to learn for non English language speaker. Sorry for bad English.
>>69664414
Hi! (sorry for bad English)
>>69664414
sori four mai päät inglis :D
>>69664600
Sorry for my bad English, but Leaffags are even worse.
I sometimes do it because of this >>69665157
It also makes people tell me if I did make a mistake or not. Since grammar Nazis died I can no longer be sure if I have good grammar, or if whatever I happen to be reading is correct or not (there are tons of non-native English speakers on the internet and it is hard to tell).
My English has gotten worse just by being here reading all the posts with bad English without ever knowing they were wrong in some way.
>>69664414
Because English is ghoti language so you'll never know.
I recently took an internet language vocabulary test and got an estimate of 9903 words as my English vocabulary, with a note that my language skill is at around 10 year old native English speaker level. So you never know.
Och soryu mai shite Ngnghls
Strolling along a deserted beach, I saw a bottle dusted with sand and found a message curled inside. An exciting moment! But messages in bottles are not new here. The earliest dates back to eighteen sixty when ships used them to keep those on land informed of their progress. None too reliable when your ship is sinking!
But the local museum is launching a project using bottled messages, not just to promote the whereabouts of the islands and attract tourism. Islanders are being invited to include maps and information about the islands themselves. Bottles have been collected from local beaches and are, though not in the traditional sense, being recycled. Primarily and more ambitiously, the project is set to identify tidal movements. Not by science or satellite systems, but by hurling these bottles back into the sea!
The hope is that people will reply to these messages through the more traditional postal system. Islanders will gain pen pals and new visitors, and the final whereabouts of the bottles will enable scientists to track their paths.
And all this from bottles discarded on a beach!
SORI FOR BANT INGLIS
>>69664414
we are mocking you for not learning languages.
>"sorry for le bad english it's not my native language :PP"
is bassically trolling you with: look how fluent I am in your language and you dont even remember how to introduce yourself in spanish and almost everyone on earth knows how.
>>69669372
>internet language vocabulary test
Forgot the link. https://www.arealme.com/vocabulary-size-test/en/
>>69669537
προφίσιενσι?
>>69669597
is polish the international lingua franca? no
so dont talk shit
>>69669934
But how?
>>69670124
γkούγkλαρα το kείμενο
>>69670219
Hackerman
>>69664414
they're not good enough to know they didn't make any mistakes
>>69664414
obviously hoping for a "oh no, your english is so great you are so awesome".
>>69670363
they could just say "sorry if there's any mistakes" in that case
>>69669597
>poland is mocking anyone
>poland is mocking 1st world
>look at me poland stronk
>>69670460
they're not good enough to know a different sentence
They're insecure redditors
Eine sorren für nicht so gut Eñgleß
>tfw a native speaker that adds that whenever he's tired
sorry for my English
>>69664414
Fishing for compliments
Just like when girls say they that they are going to fail an exam and then they ace it
Sorry for not being sorry and having a very thick accent while talking about it.
i also noticed foreigners always proof read their posts and correct their mistakes, even some tiny tpyos. they take this shit seriously.
>>69671186
*typos
sorry!!!!
djees we jyst sei that bicauz our'e englits is actully quite good
sry fo ma bät englius
>>69670929
i also thought about comparing with the girls. only i thought about those chicks that love complaining in public ahh i am kinda fat only expecting oh noooo you have a great body!!!!
who here /westerner-that-can't-speak-English-for-shit-but-is-bretty-gud-at-Japanese/
that's what happens when you binge annie may day in and day out I guess
why is English such a bitch to pronounce tho?
>>69664414
I am deeply sorry for lacking the linguistic skill in order to speak English flawlessly yet I am doing the most that my foreigner brain can
>>69669646
>Your English Vocabulary Size is: 22200
>op 6.33%
>Your vocabulary is at the level of professional white-collars in the US!
hmm something's fucky
>>69669646
29975
>>69671697
>>69672069
Well, what do you think, as native speakers? My ten yo native level 9903 words against your 20-30k ? I don't even think in English, ever.
Is apologizing for possibly/possibly bad English justified and acceptable or not?
>>69669646
>>69664459
Hi
(Sorry for bad English)
>>69673751
i posted it in /brit/ and everyone got like 29k
i only got like 22000
It's like that one kid that is smart gets A* and then says "oh I think I did bad" knowing full well he/she smashed that paper
>>69671697
Same here. I should read more literature 2bh.
>>69674899
Teach me your ways, senpai.
I make grammar mistakes all the time despite having a C1 diploma in English
their grammar is unnecessarily complicated for a lingua franca
>>69664414
>What do foreigners mean by this?
Because I'm as good as a teenager in US.
>>69675030
>their grammar is unnecessarily complicated for a lingua franca
>polish speaker
>>69664414
Maybe, just maybe, I sincerely am unsure whether the text written is correct grammatically, for I have never formally learned English, but had been listening the way people speak/looking at the way anglophones write for a prolonged period of time.
I don't remember any rules/tenses and just write the way it feels like it should be.
>>69669646
>>69674747
I was that kid but I actually thought I did bad
(´・ω・`)
helo hav ar yu (sori for bed inglando XD)
>>69675079
our grammar is very regular and straightforward, believe it or not
>>69674419
Nice one mate
should I just kill myself?
>>69675168
>r*ddit
>e hentai
>4chan
baka desu sven
>>69675279
aww
>>69674658
You can cheat in that test. But You didn't.
I could have cheated as well instead of being now a worth of a 10 yo kid in native English speaking countries.
>>69675030
I've got a C1 diploma (CAE Grade B) from a scratch, without even preparing for it.
Took some tests and figured I am capable of receiving the said diploma. Didn't make a mistake in my evaluation.
>>69669646
>don't even know what "synonym" and "antonym" mean
i'm dbmud
>>69675566
at least you can enter a pub and order a pint without having to think up natural-sounding expressions
IMO, you don't have to learn a language.
You just need a use for it and it will come naturally.
In my case, when I was 11 or so, I've started playing a shitton of videogames. Many of them didn't have any dubs or subs, so I've started to manually figure out some word meanings, some I would look up in a dictionary.
This way, I've spent hours, days and months. Then came unrussified movies and articles, blogs, Youtube.
Then came online games, where I would use my skills and put them to the test in countless banters, verbal comflicts and team communication.
I don't know shit about the English grammar. I believe that the best way to learn any language is through active informal use. It just comes naturally that way.
>>69675694
"ayo whiteboi lemme get a pint"
Is it really that hard?
YUU AH STUPIIDO!!
AI AM SPIIKU NO INGULISSHU!!
PURIIZU SPIIKU GIAPANIIZU!
>>69675775
now you tell me?
>>69675029
He is probably a
>native American
>>69671697
>something's fucky
It's your """""educational""""" system.
>>69671697
>>69674889
Same. But towards the end I was just guessing.
>>69669646
>10350
> Top 39.30%
>Your vocabulary size is like that of a 14-year-old
wow
>>69675846
ah yes because an online antonym/synonym matching quiz is a good metric to base your opinion of an educational system on
FOY
>>69664414
They mean you can't into russian
>>69676273
Tell me more about how great the education system that doesn't teach you basic vocabulary is.
>>69674899
That's really quite aberrant if not fortuitous. I am Shakespeare too, but I did significantly better than you since I am more facund.
>>69676539
yeah I decided not to use a dictionary while i was doing it
>>69669646
sorry amigo
>>69664414
Non-native speakers are often self-conscious about their language skills.
>>69676539
>I am more facund
Missclicked several times. It's 2am here.
Will try english
WTF. Why??
>>69675279
>>69676976
>>69676628
Mind you Romance speakers will score better than we "should" on those tests, since plenty cryptic English words are either Romance- or Latin-related.
Pic related - mostly self-taught, and my grammar is broken as fuck.
>>69669646
I'm not even descent with grammar and syntax
>>69675279
hello my ate yo frend. do u have a eyefone? i have a eyefone. i don't read buks
>>69677174
>different font than everyone else's screenshots
nice try
>>69677117
This mostly happens if you missclick one of the easy words in the very beginning. Try again and read better.
Meh
>>69677150
Hehe I've got a bit more
Who /machadodeassis/ here?
>>69677400
>what is linux
>>69677683
I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you’re referring to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I’ve recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.
Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU which is widely used today is often called “Linux”, and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU Project. There really is a Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use.
Linux is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine’s resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Linux is normally used in combination with the GNU operating system: the whole system is basically GNU with Linux added, or GNU/Linux. All the so-called “Linux” distributions are really distributions of GNU/Linux.
>>69677400
As >>69677683 said.
in my defense, I'm not a native speaker
>>69677885
I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you’re referring to as GNU/Linux, is in fact, systemd/GNU/Linux, or as I’ve recently taken to calling it, systemd plus GNU/Linux. GNU/Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning systemd system made useful by the systemd init system, service manager, kernel, window system and kitchen sink components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.
Many computer users run a modified version of the systemd system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of systemd which is widely used today is often called “GNU/Linux”, and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the systemd system, developed by the Lennart Poettering. There really is a GNU/Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use.
GNU/Linux is the leftover: what we still didn't replace with superior systemd. It's still an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. GNU/Linux is normally used in combination with the systemd operating system: the whole system is basically systemd with GNU/Linux added, or systemd/GNU/Linux. All the so-called “GNU/Linux” distributions are really distributions of systemd/GNU/Linux.
>>69677934
>Italiano
Muh heritage?
>Tenchi Muyo
Nice, hopefully it's the "in Tokyo" season
>>69678095
> systemd/GNU/Linux
Every linuxoid told me that systemd is a piece of shit
>>69678148
Ryo-Ohki for that sweet Ryoko fanservice.
Regarding Italian: I'm treating it as another foreign language (the stuff my family speaks is too broken, forgotten and mixed to be useful).
>>69678161
Kinda the point - systemd will assimilate the whole system until there's no GNU or Linux left. [Half-joking, of course.]
This is stupid
>>69669646
What the fuck am I doing here I could be rich in America right now. Sori for mai bead ingliş.
>>69678069
the English test was definitely easier, but I don't speak that natively either
21900, something about white collar american
This test is shit, I got 40% for French, 38% for english and 7% for spanish wtf.
The French test is different from others with very old words :'(
>>69669646
Hmm, I'm better at Spanish than I thought. I didn't think I got half of them right, maybe I guessed correctly. There should be an option for I don't know to stop those errors. No way am I as good as a 10 year old.
>>69664414
Holy shit fucking this
>Waaaaah my english is soooooo bad!
>Ok write me some English
>Near flawless
>Meanwhile I'm consulting a dictionary to write in their language
It's even better when it's obvious that someone else is using a translator.
>>69669646
Thank you, mexican education system!
>>69670929
this.
/thread
(Sorry for bad englando)
>>69669646
Jesus christ I'm bad, didn't know any words above 30
>>69664414
how many langues do you speak op besides paki and english?
>>69671697
It's almost as if internet tests are dumb.
Better than I thought. I guess I can stop putting "sorry for my bad english at the bottom of every text"
>>69666393
Ajjjj lemao
>genius roll call
>posting the results even though it is easy to cheat on this test
>there are peolpe who unironically try to write correct english
literally l m a o ing at you
>>69671697
>>69674419
>better at english than native ENGLISH speakers
>>69674419
>>69675255
my niggas
>>69669646
Though I didn't knew some of the words this is still good I suppose, especially considering that I never read any books in English...
>>69675279
Дocтaтoчнo чтoбы быть пpeзидeнтoм здecь.
well this is ok since i'm 18
>>69664414
My grammar and really my ability to write anything that doesn't sound autistic as fuck has gone downhill ever since high school. This applies to both my native language and English.
But at least I don't write that after every post, fucking faggots.
>>69666393
güorst post
Does this mean I'm ready for a green card?
>>69689904
I scored about the same. That's a reasonable threshold for most people no matter native or just fluent. After that it is mostly guesswork and luck since nobody really uses those words.
>speaks perfect English
>complains about knowing only 3 other languages
Fucking Europeans
my capability in spoken english is abysmal so i guess i tend to project that to all the other means of communication, namely writing.
>>69690205
90% of them only speak their lang and some english. the rest are either living on the border or in multilingual cunts like switzerland or close to their historical neighbors like scandinavians.
don't believe in memes.
>>69669646
I'm still suck for not getting 28000 and above. }^=
>>69671470
>he thinks he's being eloquent
retarded fucking turkroaches
>>69690926
this post is clear evidence of that test being shit.
>>69664414
It's a problem of confidence. (Sorry for my Shakespeare-like english.)
>>69664414
You see, the thing is that no matter how good a non native english speaker is, they will most of the time have an accent that they're very concious about, making them think their written english is also noticeably bad.
Also sorry for my bad english.
sorry for my bad english :^))))))
>>69691732
I've seen /Hilo/ I bet this is an older age vocabulary than what y'all use in those generals
I've wasted my time
>>69669646
Interesting. t.>>69687766
>>69669646
Feels good
>>69669646
what even the fuck are half of those words; they just aren't used in australia. infact the very end was a quite a bit easier than 60% the way through
Some of the words in Spanish were extremely niche and only widely used in other cunts
>>69664414
Only underage do that, adults don't give a fuck lmao
>>69664414
Thank you for your cool language. :D
>>69696388
this
Wew lads. Pretty good innit?
>>69696858
No! No! NO!
English is shit, shit language, it shouldn't be this way, shitty anglo language shouldn't be world language, it shouldn't be this way, this is the wrong timeline, moloch destroyed the portal, I want to go back!!!
My vocabulary is poor even in my native language.
t. dyslexic
>>69690980
kek