not a foreign language, but a foreign accent - these two things are not the same - it's not a theory, it's an experience.

You're the one that gets "irked" by other people trying to speak a foreign language, and you feel the need to tell everyone about it. I know several foreign people in London that have adopted a south east accent when they speak English. Is that comedy? Your theory is nonsense, just calling out bs when I see it 😂

mrsu

lol, in decades of living in London, being surrounded by the races of the world, not one of then has ever adopted a comedy English accent when speaking in any circumstance - you seem abusively upset by an observation -  if anyone's on a horse, perhaps it's you.

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JoeNakamoto

This is such a load of shite. I've travelled, lived and worked across the globe extensively. In my experience, locals find it endearing when you spend the time learning their language, especially if you make extra effort with quirks like slang and regional accents. Get off your high horse.