So this something I have come across a few times, both here and in chat, but it's people with English as a non primary language. I can understand how it's difficult to learn a new language and communicate with the non native tongue, so this is me saying well done for attempting your best in order to learn a second language... however I don't like being told that I am aggressive in the way I speak as an Australian when my own accent may come through in text.
Terrible example to get the point:
For us as Australians 'bloody' is as regular as many other swear words. We can make a sentence with nothing but swear words, and if we wanted we will say words like ratshit, rooted, cock-up and pig's arse. To us, these aren't swear words! This is normal speak.
I just wish that when some non English people talk to an English speaker, they understand that there are many different varieties and we don't all use the same mannerisms.
Terrible example to get the point:
Person: "I heard Pluto is being dropped from the list of planets"
Me: "oh that's bloody stupid"
Person: "no need to be so agressive about it"
For us as Australians 'bloody' is as regular as many other swear words. We can make a sentence with nothing but swear words, and if we wanted we will say words like ratshit, rooted, cock-up and pig's arse. To us, these aren't swear words! This is normal speak.
I just wish that when some non English people talk to an English speaker, they understand that there are many different varieties and we don't all use the same mannerisms.
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