Yes exactly even in persian is very common . The negative effect of mother tongue
@lucero_mau♥ 22026-04-20
Say phonotactics again I dare you
@eoghanobraoin♥ 22025-12-16
Hey I am a native Irish speaker, and the way of saying I am good in Irish is Tá mé go maith literally translates to I am to be good. So whenever I speak in my second language (English) I will add an a between the am good part. I don't know why because as far as I'm concerned there's no rule like in Spanish in regards to the amount of consonants I must be doing it hence because I'm used to having a preposition showing that something is to be.
@ceannaideigh♥ 22025-12-04
Ricky yus gimme a esecon to esplain sonthin to ju
@porggles♥ 12026-04-14
My favourite is an advert for 'Fairy Spray' (cleaning product), pronounced Fiery Espreye ❤️
@ziptieframes♥ 12026-02-07
Filipinos also do this, plus transforming /v/ /t/ /k/ sounds to /b/ /d/ /g/
@girgir81♥ 12025-11-27
Are you wearing a Lebanese Cedar? 😍
@edizzle19812026-04-27
Yes, I do give them a very serious look and say. NO! It does not have an E at the beginning, stop pronouncing.
@the.black.feet.emoji2026-04-20
🦶🏿
@sisi_fallos2026-03-28
😂😂😂 so trueeee
@walidzarrad2026-03-17
Are you a zionist? @humanteneleven in your last video you mention Israel but not Palestine
@recreativeritual2026-03-14
Woah💡
@freddytee_official2025-12-02
Fascinating 🧐
@the_shibuuu2025-11-30
May I never forget this information
@karim_manchester_city2025-11-21
Brotha is Lebanese or is he just wearing the ceeder for fun and fashion someon reply plssss
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Yes exactly even in persian is very common . The negative effect of mother tongue
Say phonotactics again I dare you
Hey I am a native Irish speaker, and the way of saying I am good in Irish is Tá mé go maith literally translates to I am to be good. So whenever I speak in my second language (English) I will add an a between the am good part. I don't know why because as far as I'm concerned there's no rule like in Spanish in regards to the amount of consonants I must be doing it hence because I'm used to having a preposition showing that something is to be.
Ricky yus gimme a esecon to esplain sonthin to ju
My favourite is an advert for 'Fairy Spray' (cleaning product), pronounced Fiery Espreye ❤️
Filipinos also do this, plus transforming /v/ /t/ /k/ sounds to /b/ /d/ /g/
Are you wearing a Lebanese Cedar? 😍
Yes, I do give them a very serious look and say. NO! It does not have an E at the beginning, stop pronouncing.
🦶🏿
😂😂😂 so trueeee
Are you a zionist? @humanteneleven in your last video you mention Israel but not Palestine
Woah💡
Fascinating 🧐
May I never forget this information
Brotha is Lebanese or is he just wearing the ceeder for fun and fashion someon reply plssss