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| | A crazy pickings of ridiculously bizarre slang from Cockney Rhyming, to the Hills of Southern America and back to good ol' Brizzle. It's not easy to work out what's being said, or even if they're really English, so don't say you haven't been warned. |
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| | A compilation of translated English signs from a foreign country, which convey totally different messages from what they wanted to achieve - with hilarious results. |
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| | It has been announced that English is to be the compulsory language of the World Wide Web. |
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| | These words are sure to make somebody's head spin. |
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| | How Filipinos “indigenize” or “Filipinize” English words so that these will fit into their culture. The result is an amusing, if not hilarious, kind of English. |
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| | by Bill M. Tracer, Mar 2, 2008 | | Comments(2) Liked It: 164 |
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| | The English language, being cobbled together from so many other sources, has a tendency to hold within itself a great number of exceptions to its own rules. This coupled with what some might call peculiarities in American usage can account for some funny linguistic ponderables. This article takes us through a list of just a few with a decidedly tongue-in-cheek and hopefully humorous and playful slant. |
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| | Don't you hate it when you don't know how to describe something? Maybe you can't think of a word? I know I do. |
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| | Malapropisms or malaprops are errors in word choice that result in funny statements. Here are some funny malaprop examples. Check them out and get a "laugh!" |
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| | Try to complete the following famous English Proverbs. |
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