What American English sounds like to non-english speakers

By Krakalakachkn
January 28, 2011 in The Band of the Red Hand

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Posted January 28, 2011

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I had forgotten how hysterical this was, and then a friend suggested it and I fell in love all over again. What makes it so great, besides the English part, is that it's actually got a fantastic bluesy beat and sounds like it could be a hit song.

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