Re: V and W confusion in english by multilingual people

Even tons of British people substitute the th sound for other stuff. Sometimes with an f, so they'll say birfday and fru instead of birthday and through. And Irish people and related dialects like scouse substitute th for d, as in dis and dat, meaning this and that. Or they'll say stuff like sutten and notten instead of something and nothing. So the th sound causes trouble even in the place where the most native of English is spoken.

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