scary movie 4

[Kojin]

i just seen this movie and it was this part when cindy was talking to this boy in (so called) japanese. i really thought they was going to speak japanese. dissapointment. but it was funny how they was naming japanese companies and food. i think my friend realy thought they was speaking japanese.

[elXco]

i know that was funny!
i liked it when they were naming cars!!



good movie... good movie

[anikaliki]

Lol ive never seen it.. i wanna see it.

[Sumi]

I saw that part. I loved it! Scary Movie 1-4 are all funny

[kanadajin]

They were actually talking japanese.. Just not making much sense

[punkgrl326]

I definitely got to see that movie. I heard it was rotflmao funny.

[kanadajin]

All the good parts were in the preview..

[Shibakoen]

Kojin wrote:
i just seen this movie and it was this part when cindy was talking to this boy in (so called) japanese. i really thought they was going to speak japanese. dissapointment. but it was funny how they was naming japanese companies and food. i think my friend realy thought they was speaking japanese.

[english teacher groan]...[/english teacher groan]

[keatonatron]

what, was there problems in there?

[two_heads_talking]

yeah keatonatron the OP was grammatically in fowl territory.. doh!


oh and just to point out.. scary movie is a parody and as such the nonsensical japanese was a parody too.. like when your friend wants to sound like he knows japanese and starts saying, honda, toyoto, nissan, mitsubishi, sanyo, etc.. i thought it was funny as hell

[billy-jay]

Apparently you didn't notice the grammatical error in keatonatron's post. His reply was sarcastic.

[chikara]

keatonatron wrote:
what, was there problems in there?

Shouldn't that be;

"what, were their problems in they're"

English is not the OP's first language

[AJBryant]

[english teacher groan]...[/english teacher groan]

LOL!!

I've often wondered if there should be a "native proficiency test" before being allowed to take a foreign lingo...

Tony

[tanuki]

chikara wrote:
Shouldn't that be;

"what, were their problems in they're"

That was also sarcastic, right? I'm just making sure...

chikara wrote:
English is not the OP's first language

He lives in the USA, so that's what I (and probably others) would expect, though.

[chikara]

tanuki wrote:That was also sarcastic, right? I'm just making sure...

Bingo, I should have included a smiley

He lives in the USA, so that's what I (and probably others) would expect, though.

When I look at the language bar on my PC and it has "English (United States)" I can't help but think "oxymoron?"