I mean, you chose to pronounce "ch" as a "k", not us...
It's not our fault the english language can't deal with ch-sounds. And it's you who chose to pronounce it as k and not (t)sh or something.
It took me like a full minute to remember English-speakers can't say the phonetic [x] or [χ] sounds.
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Angelsachsen sprechen es vermutlich "Wir sucken dick" aus, weil die korrekte Aussprache einer anderen Sprache im Internet nachzusehen ist zu schwer.
Die ch=k Aussprache hat sich halt irgendwie auch einfach generell so im englischsprachigen Raum etabliert. Das ist ein Laut, den sie in der eigenen Sprache nicht haben. In der Regel können sie auch ein Fauchen nachmachen, aber keine Ahnung, ob das dann mitten in einem Wort zu schwer ist, oder warum sie das konsequent anders aussprechen...
They so desperate, they literally such dich for hiring.
Ausfahrt
What
As a French I find it more funny to see all the US places that sell bites.
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