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2/5 on your there/their/they're

• Insanity 9y ago
  He might not be a native English speaker. It does irk me a tad as well though. But if he's not a native speaker, the odds are low that we'd be able to communicate perfectly in their language. (Though I'm not a native speaker either)
  • bob_theslob646 9y ago
    Or maybe on mobile, my speech to text does not check the use case of " their/there/they're" It also easier to be an asshole on the internet, rather than look at the content of the post =)
    • Insanity 9y ago
      ha yeah, didn't even think of that reason! Well, either way, it's nothing to really complain about on the internet I suppose. Maybe mention it to a foreign speaker so they learn from it, otherwise just let it slide. Next time I'll try to remember maybe it's just text to speech :P