After a few weeks of collecting pictures I'm back with another round of interesting English (and a little Spanish this time!) from countries in Asia!
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| Submitted by Dan K. in South Korea |
Sometimes you just have to call it as you see it.
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| Submitted by Cody D in Japan |
Most of this one is okay. Where it really gets me is in the the pluralized form of dear (What I'm guessing was their attempt at an affectionate term). But for whom... for whom?
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| Submitted by Dan G. in Vietnam? |
Some times you have to defecate, sometimes you have to attack... sometimes you have to do both, especially to he troops.
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| Submitted by Jason W. in Japan |
I don't think any commentary is needed on this one.
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| Submitted by Morgan M. in South Korea |
After scruffy took his last bong hit his glazed eyes slowly peered into mine, he winked and tenderly barked, "Legalize."
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| Submitted by Josh N in Japan |
A bit ironic but who doesn't want to have keen eyes for gramor (grammar). This is one of the downsides of using katakana as a bridge to the glamorous English language.
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| Submitted by Josh N in Japan |
How I've probably been seen in the eyes of some folks... One happy cracker.
