Is that because you were English?
Love the cropping on the B
It’s actually 3etter do you have a fucking problem reading?
heat, I like it
I’m thinking 8 as you could stress the ass or the hole
Don’t stress the asshole.
Don’t tell me what to do.
You can stress mine, bigboy.
(You’ll need to take me out for dinner afterwards. Nothing fancy, some fish and chips will do.)
7 if you only stress one word, but if you stress two words it gets even better.
Stress all the words!
Crop it slowly.
Used to think Chinese must be impossible to learn as so much depends on context and very slight “stresses” (forget the word). Now I’m thinking that applies to about any language.
Tones is the word, and while Chinese tones are hard they’re just part of the pronunciation of a word rather than anything context dependent. The English equivalent would be the stressed syllable in a word, and yes every language has something like this.
I’ve definitely said this sentence enough times to know that there are more than seven meanings, especially if you either shout this sentence or whisper it.
That fact stresses me immensely.
9, you could monotone it all, and you could make the last word interrogative.
This is funny but it would be better if we weren’t all distracted by the absolute shit picture. I tend to just laugh then downvote this garbage effort whether intentional or not.
This is why I’m sure spoken English and written English are two different languages. Information is carried through vocal emphasis that the standard alphabet doesn’t contain symbols for. Online we often resort to bold or italics or allcaps, whatever is available.
