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G...ggg..Rrrrrr...她妈的!烤!

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Glir?

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it doesnt sound like that when I say it

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That’s because you’re black. I know your secret. Your name is demarius. You fight dogs and you shot your neighborhood drug dealer two years ago.

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They can say r, so it’s grir.

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I thought they mix up the l and r sounds

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Some dialects of Ching Chong don’t have the “L” sound at all so their mouth muscles aren’t accustomed to that sound. L just switches to R. And Rs stay Rs.

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Nope.

Now my head hurts before I started drinking.

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This was the intended result. You win the thread thanks for coming out.

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Greel

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Japs have it easier, they just say "guriru" (グリル)

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"Gāru" (ガール)

(Not to be confused with "gyaru" (ギャル), which is a bunch of brain-dead painted whores who think they're cool and fashionable.)

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Guhrrrrld after a very long time holding an rrr sound they should be able to get an L sound out.

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Easy, grir. Oh I make you sumsing on da grir.

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im imagining one of the viets around here trying to say that one... many a good giggle is had in certain usually trades based jobs here with mixed ethnicity workplaces including older viets.

"Ey Duc, what is it again you cook ya fish on"

"BUC you guysh i tow you yeshday, GWIIW. GWIIW. Dem shkip. Dow maaah buc you maam"

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