Zorba wrote:Failure to pronounce /θ/ and /ð/ correctly is common for imitating any European accent, especially French or German.
Zorba wrote:In some Irish dialects, /θ/ is realized as /t/ and Irish speakers are often mocked with the expression 'thirty-three and a third' (which would be realized as 'turty-tree and a turd' in Irish)
Narbleh wrote:* Japanese (my grandmother's language) by speaking in a low, dramatic and rising voice, randomly saying some mock-words really slowly, then others really fast
ego wrote:Arabs and Turks like bahalahabalaba.
ego wrote:Arabs and Turks like bahalahabalaba.
Stacy wrote:German: ischenackenbockenuckenumgeschlugenscheinchen. etc
Wildfire wrote:German.
1.Gitler kaput.
an.cat.dubh wrote:Here, the one for German is:
'Komm nach house kinder machen.'
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