Amusingly, I’m a native English speaker who can keep their and they’re apart. I’m not English though. I’m American.
Fuck you Brits. I can say “y’all” and while also properly separating “there”, “their” and “they’re” (it’s a subtle difference but I can feel the difference in the way I pronounce them).
Git rekt.
Edit: I’m being a silly, dumbass USAmeri-cunt because it helps me cope with reality (please help ;~;). That said, I absolutely do occasionally seperate the pronunciation of there, their, and they’re; but it also tends to be context-sensitive.
Oh, where from America are you? Argentina? Bolivia? Canada?
Jokes aside, I met enough 'muricans online who can’t differentiate between “there”, “their” and “they’re”. And even worse, every single person I read “would of” from was from the US.
Amusingly, I’m a native English speaker who can keep their and they’re apart. I’m not English though. I’m American.
Fuck you Brits. I can say “y’all” and while also properly separating “there”, “their” and “they’re” (it’s a subtle difference but I can feel the difference in the way I pronounce them).
Git rekt.
Edit: I’m being a silly, dumbass USAmeri-cunt because it helps me cope with reality (please help ;~;). That said, I absolutely do occasionally seperate the pronunciation of there, their, and they’re; but it also tends to be context-sensitive.
Oh, where from America are you? Argentina? Bolivia? Canada?
Jokes aside, I met enough 'muricans online who can’t differentiate between “there”, “their” and “they’re”. And even worse, every single person I read “would of” from was from the US.
The US (please help, I’m being a silly, dumbass americunt to cope ;~;)
God, I fucking love “would of”. It’s so horrid.