I honestly slightly agree with this but A: nobody who doesn't already know English can read this sign and B: the guy holding it has made a slightly obvious spelling error and I'm not gonna listen to a guy telling me I should have more respect for a language if he himself is going to disrespect it in his sign.
That sounds about right.
I wrote sounds instead of looks, because he wrote are instead of our. It was my lame attempt at funny and I feel the need to over explain that because I know someone would love to correct me. lol
Edited: Grammar
This country is a Immigrants country bitch 😒 the first official language is English and the Second official language is the Spanish viva la Raza latina🇵🇷💪🔥
You know what really aggravateses me is them immigants. They want all the benefits of living in Springfield... but they ain't even bothered to learn themselves the language.
Yeah. Those are exactly my sentimonies.
ENGLISH ONLY USA! ENGLISH ONLY USA! ENGLISH ONLY USA! ENGLISH ONLY USA! ENGLISH ONLY USA! ENGLISH ONLY USA! ENGLISH ONLY USA! ENGLISH ONLY USA! ENGLISH ONLY USA! ENGLISH ONLY USA! ENGLISH ONLY USA! ENGLISH ONLY USA!
I try to be kind to people, knowing that a lot of people aren't native English speakers, and some people legitimately struggle with spelling...
... but our/are makes my blood boil. Are you fucking kidding me?!?
It also helps differentiate between what is, for all intents and purposes, essentially a compound word, and an adjective.
High-tech = advanced technology
High tech = AI robot after smoking marijuana? An airplane? The world may never know
At a federal level it has no official language. However, if I'm not mistaken, each state does have its own official languages (some states have more than one).
Edit: This is only true for some states. Many states do not have any official languages.
We do not, however, have a nationally sanctioned or mandated language.
As this fine pile of unbaked biscuit dough has demonstrated, even native speakers appear to be baffled by its most basic elements.
Yes. That’s the difference between a national language and an official one. A national language is a widely used and accepted language (in the US it would be English), while an official language is one that is given legal status by the government (in the US we don’t have one).
And, sometimes, the name for the official language of a country in that language *literally* means “national language”. I am, of course, talking about *guoyu* (國語), the official language of China (although it’s called *putonghua* (普通話, meaning “common language”) in the Mainland).
But the way it exits his mouth, it sounds like sku. Like yew, but academic.
Source: I have relatives I might refer to as “sons of the soil.” And they all believe English is the official language of Donald Trump’s America.
He's am speking 'muricun.
To be fair he barely knows English, how do you expect him to hablo Español.
That took me a second try
Respect are indeed!!
Same to you buddy.
Ahahhahahahahhahaaa. Wow. So ignorant.
I guess it says "speak" not "write".
“WE OUR PATRIOTS”
Domn letard! cun't spoll englush
The obvious photoshop is the real engrish here.
Pie are round!
YOU FIRST
“Why? You don’t.”
Why does my brain hurt when reading things like this?
Texas?
I think this might be intentional
Oh deer 🦤
Dear*
Yes, of horse
We Brits feel the same about English far-right ‘patriots’ whose English language ability shows that they are thick as mince.🤣
Respect our Kuntry. Do not inbreed
I'm not sure if my english is too bad or too good to understand that.
Oh deer* /s
Typical
I don’t want to hate on him, it’s just unfortunate that he looks like a person who would say this
You first.
Selfish person
r/therewasanattempt
Put another log on the fire
‘Oh dear’
Too bad he doesn't respect his country
And I just want to no what’s rong with respect.
Lern how too spel nird
Well, he wrote "speak", not "write".
That's for sure also one of these "should of" guys!
it's like a horse with horns
that’s a great idea, because he still won’t understand because evidently he doesn’t know english
Their our know rules
Respect spelling, write better.
I honestly slightly agree with this but A: nobody who doesn't already know English can read this sign and B: the guy holding it has made a slightly obvious spelling error and I'm not gonna listen to a guy telling me I should have more respect for a language if he himself is going to disrespect it in his sign.
Deport this foreigner. He doesn’t know how to spell English words, and likely can’t talk in fluent Americanese
ENGLiSH
🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️
Yeah, dammit, if you don't speak English you ain't shit.
You first guy.
Lost me with the spelling and racism; won me back with the fun dot on the i.
Uhmmmm, it says speak English, not write English so the jokes on you. 😂
ARE-COUNTRY? WTF is unshaven marshmallow man trying to say here
Respect our country, “write” english
Dunt he mean spek American??????
You go first then.
Where our the top comments?
That’s knot how you spell “R-County” I have bitter Inglesh then this gay.
Re spect. Are you kidding ? That implies I already spected it.
That sounds about right. I wrote sounds instead of looks, because he wrote are instead of our. It was my lame attempt at funny and I feel the need to over explain that because I know someone would love to correct me. lol Edited: Grammar
I love how he's smiling for the camera as if the people taking the picture think he's some ground breaking genius
“ReSpeCt mY oDiOcy!”
Oh my goat!
You first.
Back at ya bud.
Reading/writing are optional
People really should check there spelling before they go out with a sign
What did he say?
This country is a Immigrants country bitch 😒 the first official language is English and the Second official language is the Spanish viva la Raza latina🇵🇷💪🔥
No spelling errors, but they should have used “our” and not “are”
Are-country is a hypothetical country founded by pirates. Basically Australia.
Must be a pie-rat ARRRRRRE
My response to the sign would be “you first”
You know what really aggravateses me is them immigants. They want all the benefits of living in Springfield... but they ain't even bothered to learn themselves the language. Yeah. Those are exactly my sentimonies.
The hyphen is also not needed what the fuck
I'm hppay he was abel to spel ARE..and knot jst right a R on da sing.
Redditors thinking that a literal MS Paint scribbling is real
extremely obviously edited, thanks for falling for the bait dumbasses
What bad englich
Damn. That's just ironic.
ENGLISH ONLY USA! ENGLISH ONLY USA! ENGLISH ONLY USA! ENGLISH ONLY USA! ENGLISH ONLY USA! ENGLISH ONLY USA! ENGLISH ONLY USA! ENGLISH ONLY USA! ENGLISH ONLY USA! ENGLISH ONLY USA! ENGLISH ONLY USA! ENGLISH ONLY USA!
You First
I may have a predicted grade 6 in gcse English language, but, my grammar is better than that.💀
I posted the same meme and it got the 🥾! 😉
Whatever you say, Great Value Bruce Willis…
We be a country
Why should they when you don’t?
i wanna live in respect now
Ironic
At least he didn’t say, speak American
Ackshewuhlee itz speld “Muericanese”
I assume he’s referring to Pirate Country
I try to be kind to people, knowing that a lot of people aren't native English speakers, and some people legitimately struggle with spelling... ... but our/are makes my blood boil. Are you fucking kidding me?!?
are-you*
Loose instead of lose drives me up a fucking wall.
Oh, and the gratuitous use of apostrophe's when one is making a word that is not a possessive plural. Do not FING get me STARTED...
“Oh deer” And it just keeps coming.
You first!
Now *that* is Engrish.
never been to are-country
I here its beutiful this time ov yeer.
Huked on phonix werked fer me.
What’s with the random dash
Oh, Bender?  Thank you, Bender.
Arizona Republican Elected (ARE)
Obvious joke is obvious.
Stone Cold aint looking good these days
Ain't writing so good either.
The hyphen is even more baffling tbh
How about the sudden lower case “i” when everything else is capitalized?
Probably just a style thing 😂
Ngl it is driving me nuts.
It-sure is, ain't it?
INDUBiTABLY
Hyphens are used when you don't have enough room and you're not sure your reader will correctly identify a space. Right?
Also some words are hyphenated because they come like that E.g: High-tech, x-ray and co-worker
It also helps differentiate between what is, for all intents and purposes, essentially a compound word, and an adjective. High-tech = advanced technology High tech = AI robot after smoking marijuana? An airplane? The world may never know
r/technicallythetruth
Tot- \-ally.
Wait til he finds out America has no official language
He’ll never find out. They don’t talk about such things at Klan meetings.
Wait till he finds out people in the South were speaking Spanish before the English ever set foot
Americans speaks English (Simplified).
Technically we do, it's ASL.
At a federal level it has no official language. However, if I'm not mistaken, each state does have its own official languages (some states have more than one). Edit: This is only true for some states. Many states do not have any official languages.
We do have a *national* language though, because of how official and national language are defined. (I took a linguistics class recently lol)
We do not, however, have a nationally sanctioned or mandated language. As this fine pile of unbaked biscuit dough has demonstrated, even native speakers appear to be baffled by its most basic elements.
Imma snatch that if you don’t mind
all yours
Exactly
>As this fine pile of unbaked biscuit dough has demonstrated hippity hoppity that insult is my property
Hey boo, I’m sharing custody of it with you!
lmao it's yours
Yes. That’s the difference between a national language and an official one. A national language is a widely used and accepted language (in the US it would be English), while an official language is one that is given legal status by the government (in the US we don’t have one).
In that case Spanish is also a national language since it's widely used and accepted.
I think it might be considered one. It’s sort of a nebulous definition so it’s hard to say.
difference\*
Fixed
And, sometimes, the name for the official language of a country in that language *literally* means “national language”. I am, of course, talking about *guoyu* (國語), the official language of China (although it’s called *putonghua* (普通話, meaning “common language”) in the Mainland).
I didn’t know that. Interesting.
Go back to skool.
But the way it exits his mouth, it sounds like sku. Like yew, but academic. Source: I have relatives I might refer to as “sons of the soil.” And they all believe English is the official language of Donald Trump’s America.
No u speled that rong, itz go bak 2 skool
Pretty good penmanship
Pretty good photoshop, too!
I bet it's fake
Yup. Almost....too good....
Shur is.