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Sam
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Do you pronounce it 'ask' and 'asked'

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'aks' and 'aksed'?
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Need you ask?
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Who the fuck pronounces it 'aks' or 'aksed'
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ghetto
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chavs axe me questions
Mistamist
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HARRRRKSED
MatthewR
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Harsked is black chat, probably couldnt read properly
drax
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I pronounce it Arske
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quote:
Originally posted by Ry_B
Who the fuck pronounces it 'aks' or 'aksed'


A lodda bruddas.
Ry_B
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I've never heard anyone say "aks"...ever
J da Silva
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I have heard chavs say it, no other cultural group.
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I work in harrow, i here it all the time
Sam
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Indian blokes at my work pronounce it "aks"...
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quote:
Originally posted by Sam
Indian blokes at my work pronounce it "aks"...


hehe and nigerians too ( no offence intended esp to bad boy flip)
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that says it all

i was getting petrol earlier when the cashier asked me if i was hungover

he aksed (see what i did there?) because my t-shirt has "hung-over" written on both sides

however, he could not speak a word of english, so it was very difficult to understand what he actually was asking

from this, i have drawn the conclusion that "indians" are either stupid, struggle to grasp english, or both
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Did he say "thank you, come again!" as you left?
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no

he asked me if i drink alcohol, and proceeded to tell me that "not many english peoples not drink alcohol"



i left just after he said this
Sam
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quote:
Originally posted by abdus
quote:
Originally posted by Sam
Indian blokes at my work pronounce it "aks"...


hehe and nigerians too ( no offence intended esp to bad boy flip)


legend!
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i pronounce it STFU
Lynny
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chav liek people say it like 'axe'
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Hello there.....can I ass'k you a question
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quote:
Originally posted by robmarriott
that says it all

i was getting petrol earlier when the cashier asked me if i was hungover

he aksed (see what i did there?) because my t-shirt has "hung-over" written on both sides

however, he could not speak a word of english, so it was very difficult to understand what he actually was asking

from this, i have drawn the conclusion that "indians" are either stupid, struggle to grasp english, or both




Shout "GIRO" and see if they can't understand you then.
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quote:
Originally posted by Ry_B
Who the fuck pronounces it 'aks' or 'aksed'


Jamaicans talk like that all the time.

 
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