When I was first learning Spanish, I had a very hard time understanding some older people. To me, they sounded like they had cotton in their mouths. I assume the elderly often sound like that to foreign-speakers trying to learn another language.
I'm not trying to bash the elderly -- but they do have a unique way of sounding that language students may find challenging. Still, if you can make out their words, you can probably understand just about anyone.
As earlier said, most people don't read the paperwork they sign. In addition, how many people with toothaches actually read fine print? They just want to get the paperwork over with and see the dentist NOW.
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When I was first learning Spanish, I had a very hard time understanding some older people. To me, they sounded like they had cotton in their mouths. I assume the elderly often sound like that to foreign-speakers trying to learn another language. I'm not trying to bash the elderly -- but they do have a unique way of sounding that language students may find challenging. Still, if you can make out their words, you can probably understand just about anyone.
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Can we do a poll on this, Slashdot? It would be interesting to see how the community as a whole stands on this.
As earlier said, most people don't read the paperwork they sign. In addition, how many people with toothaches actually read fine print? They just want to get the paperwork over with and see the dentist NOW.
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I took the second part of the CompTIA A+ exam on Friday through Pearson. I had no idea I was barely dodging the nonfunctional bullet.