But you don’t even know the current state of affairs because you live in a country across the world from the one whose language you’re speaking.

But you don’t even know the current state of affairs because you live in a country across the world from the one whose language you’re speaking.

Posted on 8 February, 2012, 6:04pm. This post has 34 notes.
  1. burdenofeclecticism reblogged this from polyglotproblems and added:
    if this ever happens to me i will be...happiest man on Earth.
  2. iwasborntotellyou-i-love-you reblogged this from polyglotproblems
  3. izarrakbegi reblogged this from polyglotproblems and added:
    subtext. This is actually me. :|
  4. laviedulinguiste reblogged this from polyglotproblems
  5. maiqilai reblogged this from polyglotproblems and added:
    fucking Chinese people… I really should just get...fake shenfenzheng
  6. eijirolove reblogged this from polyglotproblems and added:
    sadly, this is almost never a problem with Japanese no matter how fluent you get… (unless you are/look Nikkei or “half”)
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  10. leblogdedarryl reblogged this from tebollar and added:
    A woman asked me once “Oh, what country are you from?” because I was speaking to her in French while I was taking her...
  11. captainsaku reblogged this from polyglotproblems and added:
    THIS! I’ve been mistaken for an American waaay too many times. IN MY OWN COUNTRY. BY AMERICANS THEMSELVES.
  12. amaranthine-ephemerality reblogged this from polyglotproblems and added:
    California, 2008, we had lunch and there were corn dogs, and I wasn’t sure what they consisted
  13. tebollar reblogged this from polyglotproblems and added:
    BHAHAHAHA ég óska þess…;___;
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