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how many native speakers will get tenses wrong? One can see horrible things out there, and even in texts we translate - at least, that I translate. I am just translating a French text by a French native speaker and it's awful. So do we speak about a native speaker, or about an EDUCATED native speaker?
I think we can assume that a translator will be educated.
While even educated natives will make slips when typing in a forum like this, and uneducated natives may make various grammatical errors, their basic style will be obviously native. Whereas some errors just scream "foreigner" - no natives would ever express themselves in that way.
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Kay Denney France Local time: 10:41 French to English
hokey cokey
Jan 13, 2017
Chris S wrote:
How many Russian spies could hum the Birdie Song?
I'm not a Russian spy yet I'm pretty sure you wouldn't recognise the Birdie Song if I hummed it. I have the Hokey Cokey off pat though
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