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I'm not sure it's the structure of the language itself as much as it's how error-tolerant fluent speakers are. Anyone under the age of about 60 seems to be com
by AussieWog93 5y ago
I'm not sure it's the structure of the language itself as much as it's how error-tolerant fluent speakers are.
Anyone under the age of about 60 seems to be completely used to a wide array of (sometimes bizarre) accents, Chinglish grammatical constructs and semi-illiterate spelling.
- kaba0 5y agoI think humans in general are good at error-correction of language, so I’m not sure English is any special in this regard.