Daisy!
9 Answers
Tommyh
pythonlover
You have a good enough reason to ask this question,once your familiar with the site you will be able to detect, the genuine ,the foolish ,the illiterate ,the sex mad ,the kids ,the arrogant ,the ones that want to play guessing games ,homework ,you will also find a lot of this kujyhuiujhuyjhugythujiu ,wich you just ignore and a lot of justin bieber questions.All in all the members here are a great bunch,so if your planning on sticking around Daisy,we welcome you.It doesn't have to be all serious you can have some fun too.Just keep the guess work up,lol.
| 12 years ago. Rating: 9 | |
hector5559
They are not only in broken English,they are under the the currupted,American influance too,
| 12 years ago. Rating: 9 | |
They are not only in broken English, they are under the corrupted American influence too
matheneyg
I make a lot of oops too ,but usually get my message across.
| 12 years ago. Rating: 9 | |
I know foreigners usually mastered the language better than I have. When they haven't I am tolerant. It's all good. It doesn't bother me.
I have only been on here 5 days. I'm learning.
Yobo
It's definitely you. Nah, only joking.
Don't worry about it. People all over the world are here. We can't expect them all to speak or write perfect English.
| 12 years ago. Rating: 9 | |
jhharlan
Chiangmai
I truly agree with Umbriel. The most important factor, to me, is the sincerity of the question. I would still try to answer such question even though the user's English usage may be hard to understand.
| 12 years ago. Rating: 6 | |
robertgrist
Translations from one language to another does not always cary the subtleties of meaning or the intention of the writer. Grammar checking helps in composition, but seems to suck up time when the writer is less interested in their presentations appearance or accuracy.
| 12 years ago. Rating: 5 | |
Bob/PKB
There are alot of questions that are missing vital parts of speech, like a subject, for instance! It seems easy to pick out the ones that may be written by people who are ESL (English as a Second Language). There is obviously an attempt to express a complete thought from them. The silly, suggestive, crude, and obnoxious questions; these are the ones I can do without.
Pythonlover's answer addressed about every form of question seen here. (best answer)
Would really like to purge this site of those pointless, offensive, redundant questions and the ones that ask for mileage, etc.
It seems like the people who are "the regulars" are literate, though!
| 12 years ago. Rating: 3 | |
I was wondering if it was the same silly person.
