even native speakers gets mixed up, what more for us. Yes, bebsi is quiet common due to the fact that the letter 'p' is phonetically non-existent in the arabic language. "Mr. Baul blease no barking here" or "Do you blay bing-bong?". So is the letter 'l' in japanese. It would be very interesting to study languages, right? :)
But how come in New York there's this NO PARKING sign which would have been easily understood by everyone who speaks english, but was written as: "Not 10, or 5, or 1 minute. Don't even think about it!!". Lol!
even native speakers gets mixed up, what more for us. Yes, bebsi is quiet common due to the fact that the letter 'p' is phonetically non-existent in the arabic language. "Mr. Baul blease no barking here" or "Do you blay bing-bong?". So is the letter 'l' in japanese. It would be very interesting to study languages, right? :)
But how come in New York there's this NO PARKING sign which would have been easily understood by everyone who speaks english, but was written as: "Not 10, or 5, or 1 minute. Don't even think about it!!". Lol!