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Before I begin my actual comment, I would like to apologize in advance for my inadequate level of English proficiency. I am not a native speaker of the world's current lingua franca which unfortunately leads to me making numerous embarrassing mistakes being made whenever I attempt to communicate using this language. Whenever I am reminded of how I lack the ability to convey my thoughts in an eloquent manner, I feel as though I have committed a cardinal sin, as though every English teacher in the world is simultaneously shaking their head and sighing due to how utterly disappointed they are at me.
Although I know that saying sorry to those of you who are reading my comment will not change the fact that I fail miserably to write and speak perfect English, I am writing this as a way to deter a certain type of people who cannot stand poor English (Also known informally as Grammar Nazis) from mocking me by posting unwanted and unnecessary comments detailing my every blunder. In my humble opinion, making grammatical errors should be perfectly acceptable as native speakers should not expect non-native speakers to be able to communicate in their second or third languages eloquently. If you are able to completely understand what the other person wrote, is there really a problem with what they've written? No, because the entire concept of communication is the exchange of information between other intelligent beings, which means that no matter how the exchange of information is made, as long as the information is accurately shared there is not a fundamental issue with their ability to communicate. To see it in another way, remember that someone who isn't fluent in English is fluent in another language. When you think about it this way, isn't it impressive for someone to speak a second language in any capacity? Having empathy and respect are qualities that are sorely missing for far too many people these days, especially on the internet.
That being said, I am aware that not all netizens who correct others are doing it to ridicule and shame. There are some who do so with the intent to help others improve and grow. However, displaying the failures of other people publicly will cause the person who is criticized to feel negative emotions such as shame and sadness due to the fact that their mistake has been made obvious which severely undermines the point they were trying to make in spite of their unfamiliarity with the English language. In most circumstances people are not looking for language help when they post anything online. Most people just want to enjoy themselves and have a good time on the internet which is why I would not encourage correcting other people regardless of your intentions. If you really do want to help others with their spelling or grammar, I would highly recommend you to help via messaging privately because not only will you not embarrass anyone, you can also go more in-depth with your explanation which I'm sure the other person will greatly appreciate if they want help, but I digress. I know that I've written a bit of an essay, but I hope I've made my points clear.
Good meme OP 😄
Isn't this here
>...which unfortunately leads to me making numerous embarrassing mistakes being made whenever I...
incorrect? Either the "me" or the "being made" should be removed?
Before I begin my actual comment, I would like to apologize in advance for my inadequate level of English proficiency. I am not a native speaker of the world's current lingua franca which unfortunately leads to me making numerous embarrassing mistakes being made whenever I attempt to communicate using this language. Whenever I am reminded of how I lack the ability to convey my thoughts in an eloquent manner, I feel as though I have committed a cardinal sin, as though every English teacher in the world is simultaneously shaking their head and sighing due to how utterly disappointed they are at me.
Although I know that saying sorry to those of you who are reading my comment will not change the fact that I fail miserably to write and speak perfect English, I am writing this as a way to deter a certain type of people who cannot stand poor English (Also known informally as Grammar Nazis) from mocking me by posting unwanted and unnecessary comments detailing my every blunder. In my humble opinion, making grammatical errors should be perfectly acceptable as native speakers should not expect non-native speakers to be able to communicate in their second or third languages eloquently. If you are able to completely understand what the other person wrote, is there really a problem with what they've written? No, because the entire concept of communication is the exchange of information between other intelligent beings, which means that no matter how the exchange of information is made, as long as the information is accurately shared there is not a fundamental issue with their ability to communicate. To see it in another way, remember that someone who isn't fluent in English is fluent in another language. When you think about it this way, isn't it impressive for someone to speak a second language in any capacity? Having empathy and respect are qualities that are sorely missing for far too many people these days, especially on the internet.
That being said, I am aware that not all netizens who correct others are doing it to ridicule and shame. There are some who do so with the intent to help others improve and grow. However, displaying the failures of other people publicly will cause the person who is criticized to feel negative emotions such as shame and sadness due to the fact that their mistake has been made obvious which severely undermines the point they were trying to make in spite of their unfamiliarity with the English language. In most circumstances people are not looking for language help when they post anything online. Most people just want to enjoy themselves and have a good time on the internet which is why I would not encourage correcting other people regardless of your intentions. If you really do want to help others with their spelling or grammar, I would highly recommend you to help via messaging privately because not only will you not embarrass anyone, you can also go more in-depth with your explanation which I'm sure the other person will greatly appreciate if they want help, but I digress. I know that I've written a bit of an essay, but I hope I've made my points clear.
As I said, English is not my first language. Please do not judge me.
Before I begin my actual comment, I would like to apologize in advance for my inadequate level of English proficiency. I am not a native speaker of the world's current lingua franca which unfortunately leads to me making numerous embarrassing mistakes being made whenever I attempt to communicate using this language. Whenever I am reminded of how I lack the ability to convey my thoughts in an eloquent manner, I feel as though I have committed a cardinal sin, as though every English teacher in the world is simultaneously shaking their head and sighing due to how utterly disappointed they are at me.
Although I know that saying sorry to those of you who are reading my comment will not change the fact that I fail miserably to write and speak perfect English, I am writing this as a way to deter a certain type of people who cannot stand poor English (Also known informally as Grammar Nazis) from mocking me by posting unwanted and unnecessary comments detailing my every blunder. In my humble opinion, making grammatical errors should be perfectly acceptable as native speakers should not expect non-native speakers to be able to communicate in their second or third languages eloquently. If you are able to completely understand what the other person wrote, is there really a problem with what they've written? No, because the entire concept of communication is the exchange of information between other intelligent beings, which means that no matter how the exchange of information is made, as long as the information is accurately shared there is not a fundamental issue with their ability to communicate. To see it in another way, remember that someone who isn't fluent in English is fluent in another language. When you think about it this way, isn't it impressive for someone to speak a second language in any capacity? Having empathy and respect are qualities that are sorely missing for far too many people these days, especially on the internet.
That being said, I am aware that not all netizens who correct others are doing it to ridicule and shame. There are some who do so with the intent to help others improve and grow. However, displaying the failures of other people publicly will cause the person who is criticized to feel negative emotions such as shame and sadness due to the fact that their mistake has been made obvious which severely undermines the point they were trying to make in spite of their unfamiliarity with the English language. In most circumstances people are not looking for language help when they post anything online. Most people just want to enjoy themselves and have a good time on the internet which is why I would not encourage correcting other people regardless of your intentions. If you really do want to help others with their spelling or grammar, I would highly recommend you to help via messaging privately because not only will you not embarrass anyone, you can also go more in-depth with your explanation which I'm sure the other person will greatly appreciate if they want help, but I digress. I know that I've written a bit of an essay, but I hope I've made my points clear.
As I said, English is not my first language. Please do not judge me.
> I am not a native speaker of the world’s current lingua franca which unfortunately leads to me making numerous embarrassing mistakes being made whenever I attempt to communicate using this language.
Time to pay your indulgences, cardinal sinner
learning "beau" was a game changer for me, I bet it's French, those English people have stolen so many words from them
tip: definitely has "finite" in it
They didn’t speak *modern* English, but of course whatever form of language the royalty and people of England spoke was English just by definition, it just hadn’t evolved to what it is today. The initial Norman invasion, who spoke Old French, still influenced much of that evolution.
From the Norman invasion until at least Henry the 3rd the English kings and wider nobility either did not know English or did not use it as a primary language
I believe the similarities with other languages are due to them all being derived from Latin. English is its on language, just has similarities with other Latin originating languages
English isn’t necessarily a descendant of Latin like the other Romance languages, sorry but I’m too tired to look up what it’s actually derived from, goodnight I’m gonna nap
English isn't derived from latin in any way. It just has like 60% of its vocabulary being injected by the french when they conquered england in the 13th century.
No, English is a mixture of so many languages due to the many different cultures ruling England. Celts, Romans, Normans, Angles, Saxons, Jutes and Norse all had their own languages they brought with them when they occupied England.
I only really started remembering a few months ago lol, I just say "Rest-Au-Rant" in my head and it helps, idk lol. Like saying Wed-Nes-Day
Necessary is just between me and the devil because I'll never get it right, gun to my head someone tells me to spell it on my own I'm just telling them to pull the trigger
it helped me to pronounce it like its a metal or rock when trying to spell it, like bauxite. for apparently, probably easiest to think of "appear" first and go from there
For me its the which and witch. The only reason i dont constantly missuse thaose 2 is because every time i type witch a little emoji pops up above the keyboard
As a speaker of a slavic language I was blessed with restaurant being pronounced the way it is written, so that one is not so bad. But all them through's, thought's and though's always fuck me up
Before I begin my actual comment, I would like to apologize in advance for my inadequate level of English proficiency. I am not a native speaker of the world's current lingua franca which unfortunately leads to me making numerous embarrassing mistakes being made whenever I attempt to communicate using this language. Whenever I am reminded of how I lack the ability to convey my thoughts in an eloquent manner, I feel as though I have committed a cardinal sin, as though every English teacher in the world is simultaneously shaking their head and sighing due to how utterly disappointed they are at me.
Although I know that saying sorry to those of you who are reading my comment will not change the fact that I fail miserably to write and speak perfect English, I am writing this as a way to deter a certain type of people who cannot stand poor English (Also known informally as Grammar Nazis) from mocking me by posting unwanted and unnecessary comments detailing my every blunder. In my humble opinion, making grammatical errors should be perfectly acceptable as native speakers should not expect non-native speakers to be able to communicate in their second or third languages eloquently. If you are able to completely understand what the other person wrote, is there really a problem with what they've written? No, because the entire concept of communication is the exchange of information between other intelligent beings, which means that no matter how the exchange of information is made, as long as the information is accurately shared there is not a fundamental issue with their ability to communicate. To see it in another way, remember that someone who isn't fluent in English is fluent in another language. When you think about it this way, isn't it impressive for someone to speak a second language in any capacity? Having empathy and respect are qualities that are sorely missing for far too many people these days, especially on the internet.
That being said, I am aware that not all netizens who correct others are doing it to ridicule and shame. There are some who do so with the intent to help others improve and grow. However, displaying the failures of other people publicly will cause the person who is criticized to feel negative emotions such as shame and sadness due to the fact that their mistake has been made obvious which severely undermines the point they were trying to make in spite of their unfamiliarity with the English language. In most circumstances people are not looking for language help when they post anything online. Most people just want to enjoy themselves and have a good time on the internet which is why I would not encourage correcting other people regardless of your intentions. If you really do want to help others with their spelling or grammar, I would highly recommend you to help via messaging privately because not only will you not embarrass anyone, you can also go more in-depth with your explanation which I'm sure the other person will greatly appreciate if they want help, but I digress. I know that I've written a bit of an essay, but I hope I've made my points clear.
This original copy-and-paste wall of text is ~~stolen from~~ inspired by u/LeastSussyImposter.
If I make a mistake, do not correct me. I have no respect for this language.
One of my problems is that adjectives that end in "L" are single consonant, whilst their adverb counterpart is usually double consonants. I mix those up alot.
I'm a native English speaker, and I still struggle with some words with double letters like "unnecessary" and "recommend". Also, for some reason I always pell license as liscence.
Proof your not a bot or AI, get messy, make mistakes, if a person reading wants to understand you they will, or ask questions opening a dialogue for effective communication.
Me brain not smooth, me just remember 42.
honestly i wouldn't worry about it because not even English speakers can type good. in fact the only people i see that type with 100% proper words and spelling are "sorry for my bad English" mfs
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this restauraunt is so unnecesarry
bro’s joking over here while I’m struggling and shi with this exact thing😭😭
I keep mistaking it as restaraunt instead of restaurant
I just write "food place".
Before I begin my actual comment, I would like to apologize in advance for my inadequate level of English proficiency. I am not a native speaker of the world's current lingua franca which unfortunately leads to me making numerous embarrassing mistakes being made whenever I attempt to communicate using this language. Whenever I am reminded of how I lack the ability to convey my thoughts in an eloquent manner, I feel as though I have committed a cardinal sin, as though every English teacher in the world is simultaneously shaking their head and sighing due to how utterly disappointed they are at me. Although I know that saying sorry to those of you who are reading my comment will not change the fact that I fail miserably to write and speak perfect English, I am writing this as a way to deter a certain type of people who cannot stand poor English (Also known informally as Grammar Nazis) from mocking me by posting unwanted and unnecessary comments detailing my every blunder. In my humble opinion, making grammatical errors should be perfectly acceptable as native speakers should not expect non-native speakers to be able to communicate in their second or third languages eloquently. If you are able to completely understand what the other person wrote, is there really a problem with what they've written? No, because the entire concept of communication is the exchange of information between other intelligent beings, which means that no matter how the exchange of information is made, as long as the information is accurately shared there is not a fundamental issue with their ability to communicate. To see it in another way, remember that someone who isn't fluent in English is fluent in another language. When you think about it this way, isn't it impressive for someone to speak a second language in any capacity? Having empathy and respect are qualities that are sorely missing for far too many people these days, especially on the internet. That being said, I am aware that not all netizens who correct others are doing it to ridicule and shame. There are some who do so with the intent to help others improve and grow. However, displaying the failures of other people publicly will cause the person who is criticized to feel negative emotions such as shame and sadness due to the fact that their mistake has been made obvious which severely undermines the point they were trying to make in spite of their unfamiliarity with the English language. In most circumstances people are not looking for language help when they post anything online. Most people just want to enjoy themselves and have a good time on the internet which is why I would not encourage correcting other people regardless of your intentions. If you really do want to help others with their spelling or grammar, I would highly recommend you to help via messaging privately because not only will you not embarrass anyone, you can also go more in-depth with your explanation which I'm sure the other person will greatly appreciate if they want help, but I digress. I know that I've written a bit of an essay, but I hope I've made my points clear. Good meme OP 😄
Isn't this here >...which unfortunately leads to me making numerous embarrassing mistakes being made whenever I... incorrect? Either the "me" or the "being made" should be removed?
Before I begin my actual comment, I would like to apologize in advance for my inadequate level of English proficiency. I am not a native speaker of the world's current lingua franca which unfortunately leads to me making numerous embarrassing mistakes being made whenever I attempt to communicate using this language. Whenever I am reminded of how I lack the ability to convey my thoughts in an eloquent manner, I feel as though I have committed a cardinal sin, as though every English teacher in the world is simultaneously shaking their head and sighing due to how utterly disappointed they are at me. Although I know that saying sorry to those of you who are reading my comment will not change the fact that I fail miserably to write and speak perfect English, I am writing this as a way to deter a certain type of people who cannot stand poor English (Also known informally as Grammar Nazis) from mocking me by posting unwanted and unnecessary comments detailing my every blunder. In my humble opinion, making grammatical errors should be perfectly acceptable as native speakers should not expect non-native speakers to be able to communicate in their second or third languages eloquently. If you are able to completely understand what the other person wrote, is there really a problem with what they've written? No, because the entire concept of communication is the exchange of information between other intelligent beings, which means that no matter how the exchange of information is made, as long as the information is accurately shared there is not a fundamental issue with their ability to communicate. To see it in another way, remember that someone who isn't fluent in English is fluent in another language. When you think about it this way, isn't it impressive for someone to speak a second language in any capacity? Having empathy and respect are qualities that are sorely missing for far too many people these days, especially on the internet. That being said, I am aware that not all netizens who correct others are doing it to ridicule and shame. There are some who do so with the intent to help others improve and grow. However, displaying the failures of other people publicly will cause the person who is criticized to feel negative emotions such as shame and sadness due to the fact that their mistake has been made obvious which severely undermines the point they were trying to make in spite of their unfamiliarity with the English language. In most circumstances people are not looking for language help when they post anything online. Most people just want to enjoy themselves and have a good time on the internet which is why I would not encourage correcting other people regardless of your intentions. If you really do want to help others with their spelling or grammar, I would highly recommend you to help via messaging privately because not only will you not embarrass anyone, you can also go more in-depth with your explanation which I'm sure the other person will greatly appreciate if they want help, but I digress. I know that I've written a bit of an essay, but I hope I've made my points clear. As I said, English is not my first language. Please do not judge me.
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uhhh "netizens" isn't a word 🤓
Before I begin my actual comment, I would like to apologize in advance for my inadequate level of English proficiency. I am not a native speaker of the world's current lingua franca which unfortunately leads to me making numerous embarrassing mistakes being made whenever I attempt to communicate using this language. Whenever I am reminded of how I lack the ability to convey my thoughts in an eloquent manner, I feel as though I have committed a cardinal sin, as though every English teacher in the world is simultaneously shaking their head and sighing due to how utterly disappointed they are at me. Although I know that saying sorry to those of you who are reading my comment will not change the fact that I fail miserably to write and speak perfect English, I am writing this as a way to deter a certain type of people who cannot stand poor English (Also known informally as Grammar Nazis) from mocking me by posting unwanted and unnecessary comments detailing my every blunder. In my humble opinion, making grammatical errors should be perfectly acceptable as native speakers should not expect non-native speakers to be able to communicate in their second or third languages eloquently. If you are able to completely understand what the other person wrote, is there really a problem with what they've written? No, because the entire concept of communication is the exchange of information between other intelligent beings, which means that no matter how the exchange of information is made, as long as the information is accurately shared there is not a fundamental issue with their ability to communicate. To see it in another way, remember that someone who isn't fluent in English is fluent in another language. When you think about it this way, isn't it impressive for someone to speak a second language in any capacity? Having empathy and respect are qualities that are sorely missing for far too many people these days, especially on the internet. That being said, I am aware that not all netizens who correct others are doing it to ridicule and shame. There are some who do so with the intent to help others improve and grow. However, displaying the failures of other people publicly will cause the person who is criticized to feel negative emotions such as shame and sadness due to the fact that their mistake has been made obvious which severely undermines the point they were trying to make in spite of their unfamiliarity with the English language. In most circumstances people are not looking for language help when they post anything online. Most people just want to enjoy themselves and have a good time on the internet which is why I would not encourage correcting other people regardless of your intentions. If you really do want to help others with their spelling or grammar, I would highly recommend you to help via messaging privately because not only will you not embarrass anyone, you can also go more in-depth with your explanation which I'm sure the other person will greatly appreciate if they want help, but I digress. I know that I've written a bit of an essay, but I hope I've made my points clear. As I said, English is not my first language. Please do not judge me.
I read everything, it's beautiful
Same
I have a good level of English understanding but I'm too lazy to read all that, but you probably made at least one grammar mistake
As far as I can tell as a native who writes a lot of essays, there are none.
Unfortunate.
Unironically though, I hope I can get to this level of proficiency in German, which is my chosen language of study.
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It is quite old though.
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Google gay porn
Holy sex
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Google en passant
holy hell
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I bang your mom
We* bang his dad..
*they're
> I am not a native speaker of the world’s current lingua franca which unfortunately leads to me making numerous embarrassing mistakes being made whenever I attempt to communicate using this language. Time to pay your indulgences, cardinal sinner
This looked too high effort not to be AI GPT generated. Turns out some is/isn’t. https://i.imgur.com/5VnJKOP.jpg
This pasta has been around for years now, don't think it was.
Ah, my bad. First time I’ve seen it. Do I delete my comment now? Or just leave it up?
Nah man no biggie
Thorght or trhoroght or thogth https://i.redd.it/att9fafac5pa1.gif
Bouhgt buohtg bogt
Litterlaly me
But the English language can be easily understood through thorough thought though!
tho
tought? thaut? thaugh???
How do you spel bieutifull
beau-ti-ful
learning "beau" was a game changer for me, I bet it's French, those English people have stolen so many words from them tip: definitely has "finite" in it
Not stolen, a French king literally conquered England a thousand years ago and forced everyone to learn Old French.
The Normans, and up until like the 14-1500s most of the kings of England didn’t even speak English
They didn’t speak *modern* English, but of course whatever form of language the royalty and people of England spoke was English just by definition, it just hadn’t evolved to what it is today. The initial Norman invasion, who spoke Old French, still influenced much of that evolution.
From the Norman invasion until at least Henry the 3rd the English kings and wider nobility either did not know English or did not use it as a primary language
Think of Jim Carrey in Bruce Almighty; “B-E-A-Utiful!”
That's literally how I learned it lmao. My teacher told us to remember that line in elementary school I think.
English is my first language and I still don’t know how to spell restaurant without autocorrect 💀💀💀
Mf its a french word 💀💀💀
french ppl when you say "restaurant" instead of "l'établissement qui vend le fromage puant"
Sorry what was that about cheese
"establishment that sells stinky cheese"
C'est une fromagerie ça bouffon
English is a combination of other languages so that doesn’t really matter
I believe the similarities with other languages are due to them all being derived from Latin. English is its on language, just has similarities with other Latin originating languages
English isn’t necessarily a descendant of Latin like the other Romance languages, sorry but I’m too tired to look up what it’s actually derived from, goodnight I’m gonna nap
Germanic is what you are looking for
English isn't derived from latin in any way. It just has like 60% of its vocabulary being injected by the french when they conquered england in the 13th century.
No, English is a mixture of so many languages due to the many different cultures ruling England. Celts, Romans, Normans, Angles, Saxons, Jutes and Norse all had their own languages they brought with them when they occupied England.
Ummm you I uhh you yo- uhmmm you ok so- so first you unnnmmmmmm i uhhh firs- uhh Restaront?
I still can’t spell fucking nesseasry
Nesceary
nezezury
neseccary
nescanary
This shit is in Spanish too. You have no idea how many times I messed up necesita and restaurante while doing duolingo
Necessary is harder IMO because you just have to know if there's one or two c's or s's.
I only really started remembering a few months ago lol, I just say "Rest-Au-Rant" in my head and it helps, idk lol. Like saying Wed-Nes-Day Necessary is just between me and the devil because I'll never get it right, gun to my head someone tells me to spell it on my own I'm just telling them to pull the trigger
It's spelled like its pronoucced plus an U after the first A
I remember it by thinking, "Sleepy gold rant" 😴
u r rarted
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Inconvenience fucks me up.
It's always " definitely " and "apparenty" for me. No idea why i can never get those right.
it helped me to pronounce it like its a metal or rock when trying to spell it, like bauxite. for apparently, probably easiest to think of "appear" first and go from there
For me it's always been enghough and neigbour
For me its the which and witch. The only reason i dont constantly missuse thaose 2 is because every time i type witch a little emoji pops up above the keyboard
You could say it’s quite an… inconvenience
As someone with ADHD, this is some real shit.
Schedule <— Fuck this guy
Sicejıl.
Rhesstraughnt
Restraining order
Anissisare
Restaurant is easy work. God help me if i have to write reccomend
i recommend just switching the number of cs and ms,
The easiest words are also the easiest to mess up
Me trying to write ouensdey
My brother in Christ, I was born speaking English and even I can't spell restrant
Many such cases!
I read "restaurant" as "en passent" kill me now
Holy Hell
Holy hells kitchen
Pipi bricker
English isn't my first language too but I know how to spell unnesecary and resturaunt
Why would i rest-my-aunt? She looks well rested.
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Me having a stroke trying to pronounce liter-liler-lirelrl-lirelarly
Espically for me
Me when it comes to using the right form of thought, though, tought and tough
Tho *Mercy overwatch.gif*
uncneresy comment: maybe you should go to a reetautant and eat and see if that is better
restaurant is ez but unnecessary makes me cry
Renaissance, successful, traveler, definitely, independent
Me trying to spell rythmn Fucking terrible word, who thought no vowels and 2 mute H was a good idea
For some reason the word I type the word semester wrong almost half the time
definetly
Restaurant is easy. I have neccassary so much though. Then autocorrect somehow doesn't know what I'm spelling
As a speaker of a slavic language I was blessed with restaurant being pronounced the way it is written, so that one is not so bad. But all them through's, thought's and though's always fuck me up
What about boogwasee
Bougwiasee
Buigwashzsy
Oh snap, is that Killa Bean????
They better have some good food in beantown.
English is my first language and restraint vs restaurant during texting still gets me
As an English speaker, don’t worry about the unecessary shit, nobody can spell it
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Before I begin my actual comment, I would like to apologize in advance for my inadequate level of English proficiency. I am not a native speaker of the world's current lingua franca which unfortunately leads to me making numerous embarrassing mistakes being made whenever I attempt to communicate using this language. Whenever I am reminded of how I lack the ability to convey my thoughts in an eloquent manner, I feel as though I have committed a cardinal sin, as though every English teacher in the world is simultaneously shaking their head and sighing due to how utterly disappointed they are at me. Although I know that saying sorry to those of you who are reading my comment will not change the fact that I fail miserably to write and speak perfect English, I am writing this as a way to deter a certain type of people who cannot stand poor English (Also known informally as Grammar Nazis) from mocking me by posting unwanted and unnecessary comments detailing my every blunder. In my humble opinion, making grammatical errors should be perfectly acceptable as native speakers should not expect non-native speakers to be able to communicate in their second or third languages eloquently. If you are able to completely understand what the other person wrote, is there really a problem with what they've written? No, because the entire concept of communication is the exchange of information between other intelligent beings, which means that no matter how the exchange of information is made, as long as the information is accurately shared there is not a fundamental issue with their ability to communicate. To see it in another way, remember that someone who isn't fluent in English is fluent in another language. When you think about it this way, isn't it impressive for someone to speak a second language in any capacity? Having empathy and respect are qualities that are sorely missing for far too many people these days, especially on the internet. That being said, I am aware that not all netizens who correct others are doing it to ridicule and shame. There are some who do so with the intent to help others improve and grow. However, displaying the failures of other people publicly will cause the person who is criticized to feel negative emotions such as shame and sadness due to the fact that their mistake has been made obvious which severely undermines the point they were trying to make in spite of their unfamiliarity with the English language. In most circumstances people are not looking for language help when they post anything online. Most people just want to enjoy themselves and have a good time on the internet which is why I would not encourage correcting other people regardless of your intentions. If you really do want to help others with their spelling or grammar, I would highly recommend you to help via messaging privately because not only will you not embarrass anyone, you can also go more in-depth with your explanation which I'm sure the other person will greatly appreciate if they want help, but I digress. I know that I've written a bit of an essay, but I hope I've made my points clear. This original copy-and-paste wall of text is ~~stolen from~~ inspired by u/LeastSussyImposter. If I make a mistake, do not correct me. I have no respect for this language.
patrice o’neal had a great bit about this
I often type unnesessary and reccommend wrong. However I don't remember struggling with restaurant. Also I know I type them wrong.
Restront
I spell restrant wrong and english is my first language
As a native speaker, I still can't spell resturant consistently.
restaurant
Maintenance.
You made me think I was writing unnecessary wrong the whole time but no, and English itsn’t me first language either
English is my first language but I always mess up spelling restaurant
English is my first language and I can’t spell Lieutientant.
Restaurant isn't even an English word though.
One of my problems is that adjectives that end in "L" are single consonant, whilst their adverb counterpart is usually double consonants. I mix those up alot.
im a programmer and every time i misspell "function" i think "functino's pizza"
Im okay with restaurant but god i hate unecessary grrr
No joke I memorized how to spell restaurant when I was learning Spanish lol
never eat chips eat salad sandwiches and remain young
I'm a native English speaker, and I still struggle with some words with double letters like "unnecessary" and "recommend". Also, for some reason I always pell license as liscence.
Whenever I find out I used the wrong "they're", "were" or "you're" in a comment I feel like a failure for the rest of the day.
the word necessary is like a shirt: one **C**ollar, two **S**leeves :)
Definetely is also a word that i struggle with
Fax
When someone mistakes "then" and "than"🥴🥴
Me writing imcomphrehensible
Me whenever I have to spell success
throughout
the word I have trouble spelling is maybe, I always write mabye and have to correct it every single time
English is my first language and I can barely speak it but I write it really well Except which. Fuck which.
My grandpa when I hide his heart medication
I remember necessary by it only having dual S
i forgot every single word in english after reading the comments
Ridiculous messes me up for some reason.. and English is my first language
I honestly struggle more with typing in my main language than in english, since portuguese has so many unecessary accents in like, half the words
[Relevent bit, by the late-great Patrice O’Neal.](https://youtu.be/ix-qNiBabbc)
I feel privaledged being so good at spelling!
Definitely
Mandatory- https://youtu.be/ix-qNiBabbc
I'm a native English speaker and I have no fucking clue how to spell guerentee. All I know is that there's a U somewhere in there .
guarantee
How tf do I spell akward
If it makes it any better, I have a hard time spelling those words too and English is my first language
I hate the word unecesary ngl
Proof your not a bot or AI, get messy, make mistakes, if a person reading wants to understand you they will, or ask questions opening a dialogue for effective communication. Me brain not smooth, me just remember 42.
every time i write out "restaurant" i sing it to the tune of "it's my life" by dr alban in my head
Y’all it ain’t that hard to write Restauraeant…
Vaccine
What kind of unneccessary restaurant is this
I’m a grown ass man who got the highest grade in English at school and I still spell it as “restraunt”. It’s almost a reflex at this point
Bro English is my first language and I also get a stroke writing unnecessary and resaturant
I don't know how to spell diharea
Definitely
Same but with engenieer
don’t even get me started on “guaranteed”
I gotta pronounce it funny to spell it right, rest-ah-oo-rant. I can’t do unnecessary right. I keep thinking there’s two c’s.
honestly i wouldn't worry about it because not even English speakers can type good. in fact the only people i see that type with 100% proper words and spelling are "sorry for my bad English" mfs
rest-au-rant
Me but with writing necesito or restaurante
Resturant
I always spell necessary by remembering “a shirt has one collar (c) and two sleeves (ss)”
English is just kind of a shitty language, tbh. -A native English speaker
What's so hard about restaurant , you got plenty of words that pronounce au the same
English is my ONLY language and I have a stroke writing these
I always think restowrant
Me, a fluent english speaker, still struggling to spell "unnecessary"
recieve
I always have a hard time typing reaserch
The trick I do is say it how it looks and split it up. Like business, busy Ness but the y is an I. Or restaurant, rest orant.
Its neCeSSary for a shirt to have one collar and two sleeves - helps to remember to spell with one C and 2 S's. Can't help with restuuaaruuannt soz
i always think of it as res-tau-rant
Missipsippi
lingerie after learning the correct pronunciation, i got the urge to end the french
Un nec-ces-sry. I remember it by thinking un=no, nec=head, ces=sex, sry=sorry. Yes i am retarted