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That's precisely what I mean, though. If you're in the U.S. and someone asks you "where is New Yok?" you would have no issue knowing what they're talking about.
by taneq 5y ago
That's precisely what I mean, though. If you're in the U.S. and someone asks you "where is New Yok?" you would have no issue knowing what they're talking about. The English languages gets so mangled so frequently by so many different nationalities that we're used to dealing with that sort of thing.
- jackewiehose 5y agoyes, I guess someone has just been very pedantic. Normally "Kaiserslauten" should be understood too.