How do asians make fun of English??

Question

you know how english speakers make asian languages -- like saying stuff like "hong di chin wang". How would and asian person try to imperontate english? always wondered about that.

Answer 1

I know this is a bit on the side of your question: here in Norway (Scandinavia) where I live, we make fun of American English by exaggerating the 'ou' sound of for instance "house", or we exaggerate the exclamation "wow" or some of the sounds we perceive as mindless screaming sometimes... Like this: " Eeeee! WOW ! That's so greeeeaaaat!" (Nothing personal, Americans!) As for the British, we make fun of their language by exaggerating something we perceive as 'snobbish' English. For instance: "Ooooh my deeeaaar...!!" said with a very upper-class accent, (although we probably don't get it right, but we think we do) To compensate for this, let me mention that the Americans make fun of the Scandinavian languages by making characters in series and films say: "hurly burly...!" or by giving them a very singing intonation, and always with a very sad and serious face... or really dumb and naive-looking.

Answer 2

Hong Di Chin Wang is a very nice guy. I went to school with him. Leave him alone.

Answer 3

i am asian , from Lebanon actually.
well, in my country we don't really make fun of english people.. not a lot i mean..
however some people like to make fun of the english accent or how most of English peolpe don't like to spend money.. things like that..
in MY opinion : time IS money , but life is too short to be stingy!
and i LOVE english accent and i think that english guys are very handsome!
i don't actually remember the last time i made fun of English..
American yeah but not English..

Answer 4

Lol, the Spanish for some reason when they try imitating English people they start with 'wh' from the word 'what' I think. They say something like 'Whitchu whatchou'. I always tell them they're not actually saying anything even tho they think they are lol.

Answer 5

i dont think they bother with stuff like that. my roomate is asian but he never bothered with that. We make fun of asains becasue they are immigrants here but in the asian countries there are very little americans over there.

Answer 6

since many people think that English intonation makes it sound as if we are singing, often when they make fun of English it is with really exaggerated rising and falling intonation throughout what is otherwise pretty much nonsense

Answer 7

with suggestions from making use of paki in case you recommend pakistan properly, yeah that is asian yet human beings many times search for for suggestion from with all center east international places as muslims and that i recognize alot of muslims stay in the united kingdom and london so i wont imagine something diffrent of it. i love british accents. to me i encounter british accents eye-catching and a swap on. also i stay in florida too.

Answer 8

Well, in China, it's called "Chinglish", and it sounds like this: "Wa te you wan te tu du?" (What do you want to do?), or "Ha lou!" (Hello) "Hao da de you du?" (a transliteration of "how do you do?", but in Chinese it means "your stomach is soo big!"), and "San ke yao wei ni ma chi" (which sounds like Thank you, but actually means "make your mom take three pills") They all get pretty big laughs at this. Hope this helps!
Jen

Answer 9

"Pepsi will bring your ancestors back from the dead."
"Finger- lickin' good" was interpreted as "Eat your fingers off."
(English Phrase) I think you need a facelift
(Chinese Phrase) Chin Tu Fat

English Phrase) Are you hiding a fugitive?
(Chinese Phrase) Hu Yu Hai Ding?

Answer 10

you will know if you will listen to how ome of asian people deliver the english words..especially japanese...so funny