@MeanwhileinCanada I love when Canadians flip the switch mid-sentence from English to French, especially on international news broadcasts. Really messes with people.
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@MeanwhileinCanada I love when Canadians flip the switch mid-sentence from English to French, especially on international news broadcasts. Really messes with people. 5 comments
@MarioERoc @MeanwhileinCanada It's a thing of mucha belleza. (Not sure if I did that rightđ) @AndGraceToo @MeanwhileinCanada a long time ago I knew a German family in the US. Two very young daughters growing up learning English and German simultaneously. They would switch mid sentence and sometimes mid word! The cutest thing ever was when Frederica proclaimed she was a big girl, and wanted to put on Lippenstick. đ @AndGraceToo @MeanwhileinCanada @MarioERoc I do it from English to Spanish and vice versa all the time. Usually the people around whoever i am talking that doesnât speak one or the other are always, what what? đ @imbou @AndGraceToo @MeanwhileinCanada My grandparents had/ have less time for English as they aged, so Iâve had to do my best to keep up. I really pissed off Abuelo using my phone to translate a few words a didnât know. He told the nurse, ânot talk to him in English, donât talk to him in Spanish because he doesnât understand anythingâ. I miss him, probably the only time I ever got him mad. |
@AndGraceToo @MeanwhileinCanada Miami Cubans love that move pero me confundo