Re: A dialect of your language you cannot understand?
Oh, I see.
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Re: A dialect of your language you cannot understand?
You don’t need to know a language to hear the difference between it. I also know a small, and I mean small amount of Spanish. And even that is enough for me to hear the difference between most Spanish, and Chilean Spanish. I’m also
Re: A dialect of your language you cannot understand?
You don’t need to know a language to hear the difference between it. For example, I’ve been able to tell the difference between Mexican Spanish and Cuban Spanish. For anyone asking the question that post for has, describe the sound
Re: A dialect of your language you cannot understand?
Hi.I don't see how this topic can make sense, since the question is also about languages you don't know. There are dialekts in Danish, Swedish and in Norwegian which the native speakers find difficult to understand, depending on where
Re: A dialect of your language you cannot understand?
You might find this Wikipedia article on mutual unintelligibility interesting.
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Re: A dialect of your language you cannot understand?
I can understand most accents, so its just down to words they might use, like local vernacular or slang that I just wouldn't know because I'm not from there.
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A dialect of your language you cannot understand?
I think for most common languages, most of the time you can understand someone who speaking a different dialect. So what are languages or dialects where this is not the case? Since I mostly only speak English, I can understand most English
