Question to native Engrish speakers: Do you notice when someone

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>an 'istorian
>an 'erb
>an 'iccup
why do americans do this?

>>79086508
We only do it to herb.
>>79086419
Yes.

do you notice when someone confuses "he" and "she"?

Yes. The distinction between "a" and "an" is based the pronunciation of the following word and so its very obvious when someone messes it up.

desu i notice it

>>79086419

An annoying dumbfuck would.

With all due respect (none). The King's English is open to interpretation. Just not enough to start accepting your idiocy.

Is it odd that I understand your slang, and you don't understand ours?

"bout a ten times fuckweight to make thise dude a bit of a man"

Now what about that did you understand? Montana slang goes back to ranchers.

>>79086747
he means when they confused a with the

>>79086658
this is not a tranny joke on the scale 1-10 how confusing is it if someone switches from she to he mid sentence?

>>79086925
1, or 2. It's not that confusing, I just realize that the person I'm talking to made a mistake and is probably still referring to the person in the beginning of his or her sentence.

>>79086419
Yes, but its one of those cute foreigner things so it doesnt bother me

Yes. It angers me.

>>79086419
Confusing 'a', 'an', 'the' is perhaps *the* best indicator of a foreigner, besides accent.