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"I found this p*rn for mom's birthday..."

I've always wondered how non-English speakers imitate us like we do with Chinese people (ie. Ching chang chog)

What are they doing? Using random words in sentences? Or changing the order of the syllables in words?

I kindly ask you to bring the **** back the 4 minutes I wasted from my life ...

I'm a non-English native but I've been speaking it for over a decade, isn't this is English? Why can't I understand it?

What? omfg. ive always wondered this tho. CRAZY

English people can't understand it either. That's the point of this video. They are using random English vowels and sounds mixed together to show how unfamiliar words sound in English.

I don't think there are many non-English speakers who do that and Chinese languages don't even sound like that.

It's English sounding gibberish. It uses the sounds of the English language, but not much else. There are a few actual words thrown in, but for the most part it's nonsense.

Did you even read what I wrote. I said English speakers do that with Chinese.
And about Chinese not sounding like that...I'm sure it doesn't
And English doesn't sound like what the people in the video are saying, but that's how they perceive it.
And unfortunately, many English speakers absolutely do imitate Chinese in that manner. It's not right, but its a reality

OMG It sounds exactly like when I started to learn English

You said "I've always wondered how non-English speakers imitate us..." and I said I doubt many non-English speakers do.

And English does sound like what the people the video are saying. They're just using meaningless gibberish and random syllables.

Those people are from England so.....

My bf is not a native English speaker and I always ask him this question and he described it perfectly!

This is awesome

This is so true lmao I know English now but there was a time that I didn't and it did sound like this to me..

so weird it's just like English but I understand nothing