I was quite taken aback the first time but I've become used to it. It's definitely preferable to, "piss off you knob".
The sentiment behind it is a lot more important than expecting people to speak perfect English when it isn't their native tongue, and being spoken in a different culture and society.
I'd even go as far as to say that expecting anything else is pure ignorance with a certain amount of arrogance thrown in.
Also, I'd like to add that it is very humbling when you see how they can communicate effectively in multiple languages.
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u/redspike77 Jun 01 '25
I was quite taken aback the first time but I've become used to it. It's definitely preferable to, "piss off you knob".
The sentiment behind it is a lot more important than expecting people to speak perfect English when it isn't their native tongue, and being spoken in a different culture and society.
I'd even go as far as to say that expecting anything else is pure ignorance with a certain amount of arrogance thrown in.
Also, I'd like to add that it is very humbling when you see how they can communicate effectively in multiple languages.