Japanese's spoken english suck
I just wonder if anyone know why japanese's spoken english suck.
(it doesnt include American Japanese and Japanese moved to any english speaking language countires)
I know some Japanese students in my school know grammar and spelling even better than me.
And they are good at writing and reading.
But their spoken english just suck, when they talk to someone they have to write it down then people can understand it.
Does anyone know the reason for that??
lol

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Japanese's spoken english suck
I just wonder if anyone know why japanese's spoken english suck.
(it doesnt include American Japanese and Japanese moved to any english speaking language countires)
I know some Japanese students in my school know grammar and spelling even better than me.
And they are good at writing and reading.
But their spoken english just suck, when they talk to someone they have to write it down then people can understand it.
Does anyone know the reason for that??
lol

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japanese "alphabet" or the 'sound building blocks' are different from english

do you know how to speak japanese? most likely your japanese sucks too!! 
so dont criticise the way they speak english

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Generally speaking, it's not a very good idea to comment on other people's language ability, not unless you really want to test the durability of your "flame shield". You probably didn't meant it that way of course, but people might get the wrong impression.

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You shouldn't be so quick to judge, the fact that you chose to publicise such a thought just shows what kind of person you are. 
I'm with John, get a life.

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Spoken Japanese uses fewer sounds than English.  Typical Japanese learners of English aren't prepared for the amount of sounds that we use in English.

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I don;t know hwy but I thought it's funny because today in Japanese lessons, my teacher said "they know many vocabularies but when you ask them to say something they smile and giggle" hahaha. I don't think it's relative to everyone but it's probably because it's more about memorising how to write ect than how to speak.

I can talk though! I can't even speak let alone write a morsel of any language but English (which I trip on a lot when I'm slightly tired!)

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