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As a non-native English speaker "No, Totally" doesn't sound natural at all to me ("Yes, Totally" sounds better and makes way more sense). I only understood wha
by talles 12y ago
As a non-native English speaker "No, Totally" doesn't sound natural at all to me ("Yes, Totally" sounds better and makes way more sense).
I only understood what the author was really talking about when he introduced other examples (like to dust).
- borgia 12y ago>As a non-native English speaker "No, Totally" doesn't sound natural at all to me I'm a native English speaker and "No, Totally" doesn't sound at all natural to me either.
- notahacker 12y agoAgreed. Even with my British flair for using double negatives for cautious agreement, "no, totally" sounds like a particularly awkward Americanism.
- briandear 12y agoLeah Dunham doesn't seem natural to me.