The "UCLA racist"
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- jfletcher0
Speaking of her saying "ching-chong" sounds (part of her delivery that makes her sound generally stupid), the one thing that's always interested me is how other people make fun of US language. Spending a lot of time in Korea (not as a soldier), I kept trying to find people who could help me figure out what it sounded like.... took me a while, but I found some people and thought it was great. Mostly like "a lot of r's" the first person told me after making the sounds.
Also during my time in Korea I've been racially insulted by multiple Korean's as has my wife who is a native Korean. But do I hate the people who did that to me? Not really... just a bit of old-school thinking in what I've culturally understood coupled with some ignorance.
Perhaps I'm more lenient than I should be....
- I asked a polish train conductor once how german sounds to him and he started barking like a dog : /pressplay