"Kän piipöl ket laisens tu ö händ kan sou frii laik it häs biin juusd in Finland."
"Sou aim veri kritikal foor tis gan, tiis händkans.”
Anu Nousiainen asks:
If English is today to be understood as a motley collection of "Englishes", then is it not a bit over the top to demand that Finnish politicians should have the sort of language skills a native speaker is blessed with by accident of birth?
1 comment:
I was once told that the world's most common language is not English but bad English. And sometimes it seems to me that non-native English speakers are better equipped to understand it.
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