That, of course, is fake English.
Does English sound like other Germanic languages?
Well, yeah, that's fake English. They're imitating how English sounds to them.
Out of all the things I've read about how English sounds, nobody mentioned how hilarious English sounds! Doesn't that sound hilarious?
Based on this, if I had to define the language using one word, it would be "hilarious." To be on topic, though, I think this sounds almost exactly like Dutch, maybe with some Swedish influence. - And that would make sense.
The "fake english" link is very interesting. As a non-english speaker I must say it sounds exactly to me like real english. I needed a few seconds listening attentively to realise that it wasn't english.
I think for english-speaker it is a good way to understand how English sounds when your not a native speaker, because they would hear typical english sounds and rythms without being disturbed by the meanings, and so can hear how it sounds to other peoples.
Actually for me it doesn't sounds appart from the other germanic languages.
I think for english-speaker it is a good way to understand how English sounds when your not a native speaker, because they would hear typical english sounds and rythms without being disturbed by the meanings, and so can hear how it sounds to other peoples.
Actually for me it doesn't sounds appart from the other germanic languages.
<<The "fake english" link is very interesting. As a non-english speaker I must say it sounds exactly to me like real english. I needed a few seconds listening attentively to realise that it wasn't english.>>
If that's supposed to be fake English, it sounds like fake English with some sort of foreign accent. Perhaps a reading of some of the "Alice in Wonderland" fake English passages by a native speaker would be even more more convincing?
If that's supposed to be fake English, it sounds like fake English with some sort of foreign accent. Perhaps a reading of some of the "Alice in Wonderland" fake English passages by a native speaker would be even more more convincing?
Could somebody who isn't a native speaker of English please write a sentence or two using all made-up words that sound like English did before you spoke it?
Brak Strak hahnding
Splitekt de fornie sumdin Bornding
Sto meik mie raund den Kahzing
Streit no bess wahn bakk
Splitekt de fornie sumdin Bornding
Sto meik mie raund den Kahzing
Streit no bess wahn bakk
Duhd dats zo kuhl. Wie schibbie schibbie. hammersetzen nahmde kanungen bedda Stanuniugen fratzen kamden fragen kunde stelte. Wierunde kaming kalingas. Petrolik sievorickte ziaengen tratzen. Bouken mackiegaz traueling. Rumping kimping gatzen. Mookas braukas anfeor va triggen. Scheckie schlockie grauben. Moopen slooken bierucken. Duhd das so ahsan. Schibbie.
Well, thanks a lot for the answers.
"Duhd dats zo kuhl. Wie schibbie schibbie. hammersetzen nahmde kanungen bedda Stanuniugen fratzen kamden fragen kunde stelte. Wierunde kaming kalingas. Petrolik sievorickte ziaengen tratzen. Bouken mackiegaz traueling. Rumping kimping gatzen. Mookas braukas anfeor va triggen. Scheckie schlockie grauben. Moopen slooken bierucken. Duhd das so ahsan. Schibbie."
Is this really how it sounds? I'm sorry, but it's kind of odd. The thing is, I can believe it sounds like German, but you're using typical German combinations of letters that aren't found in English, like the "sch" and "tz," and some other things.
"Duhd dats zo kuhl. Wie schibbie schibbie. hammersetzen nahmde kanungen bedda Stanuniugen fratzen kamden fragen kunde stelte. Wierunde kaming kalingas. Petrolik sievorickte ziaengen tratzen. Bouken mackiegaz traueling. Rumping kimping gatzen. Mookas braukas anfeor va triggen. Scheckie schlockie grauben. Moopen slooken bierucken. Duhd das so ahsan. Schibbie."
Is this really how it sounds? I'm sorry, but it's kind of odd. The thing is, I can believe it sounds like German, but you're using typical German combinations of letters that aren't found in English, like the "sch" and "tz," and some other things.
Looks like you learned all your English from watching the movie "Dude, where's my car".