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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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Grirra

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Gwiuh

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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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Greel

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Too Mexican

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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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The Chinese have trouble with their "r"s. They tend to turn the "r" into an "l". Thus, "Pork fried rice" becomes the ever-popular "Pork flied lice."

A Chinaman would pronounce "grill" as "glill."

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They can get soft rs like in “pork”. They also have difficulty with hard Ls.

I’d imagine it would sound more like griwwl

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"reeeuuureehl"

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Glill

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Ask Engrish.

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Nah he just talks like a nigger his name is deceptive

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