>americans will think nothing of talking to strangers on the street
disgusting
Thats because we arent autistic anti social cretins
>>52846273
>American
>speaks English
CANNOT FABRICATE THIS SAGA
>>52846072
i don't know how the fuck do people do it
LET ME BE ASOCIAL YOU FUCKING NORMIES
>>52849797
Several languages use the term "American" for the language.
Right off the top of my head, "Amerikanska" comes to mind.
>>52849797
>Roughly 2/3 of the world's speakers of a language live in the United States of America, where it's spoken by over 90% of the population
>Still refuses to call said language "American"
Tell me, are you in denial, or just absolutely, royally butt-blasted?
>>52850211
And where is this "Amerikanska" used to refer to English? It might refer to the people or your specific way of speaking English, but never to the English language itself.
>>52850402
don't worry America I recognize you, I speak American, not English, british accents are for inbred island niggers and tryhard englanboo autists
>>52846072
What's wrong with this? What if you're lost and need to ask for simple directions, or you're new to the area and have lost your way? I don't see how this is disgusting/weird at all.
>>52850922
That's different. If you have a legitimate reason, go for it, ask away. But if you are chatting up strangers just because you feel lonely or are bored, stay the fuck away.
>>52846072
Only if I have a good reason to, e.g. asking for directions. Also I don't do this myself, but if someone strikes up a conversation with me on the bus or at a sporting event I'll generally try my best to converse with them and to not blow them off.
I mean maybe it's just the way I was raised but if I can help it, I try to leave a good impression on people I converse who likely will never see me again. Takes minimal effort on my part and usually leaves someone else with a positive memory.
>>52849797
Tbh American is a different language from English. It has a bunch of uncorrected spelling errors in it.
>>52850570
My point was that, at least when those terms are used ("amerikansk engelska" can go fuck itself), they're named as if they're two separate languages.
>>52846072
What are you talking about? That's done in the UK and here too.
