Can we discuss the Chinese accent when speaking English? Are they trying to be funny or does it just happen organically. https://image.nostr.build/82982febd7a4206fa0b9b968e5f6a766db141844fc08a8681281854b4beef42c.jpg
Ohhh why u making fun of Chinese people now??!!! We make good fried rice and noodle
I don’t know why I read this in uncle Rogers voice hahaha Much love to my Asian peeps
Everything is better in buck rogers robot voice. https://image.nostr.build/b143529ebbfd62b6795ea82aac221c2a220d9f69b914281bf3c099da18f0c817.jpg
Not making fun. Just asking some questions. https://image.nostr.build/af3df84ee5cc2706eda37bca472b5a6e73ee732a3c7cf60ff80fb6db052d913c.jpg
Yea 😂 https://image.nostr.build/d611f1bc214dc2703a1bf76e9e7282e865ccd210c21c174f9fc3d1043fb9aea5.jpg
Except real Chinese food is almost as bad as the politics lmao
Chinese is a tonal language. In English, we can change our tone but say the same words, but in Chinese it actually changes the words. So Chinese people who speak English will always intone a word the same way even in different contexts, which makes the Chinese accent sound odd.
And hilarious. Odd & hilarious.
Yes absolutely 😂🤣