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Off topic: Just seen this on Twitter: how to recognize a translator.
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Can't help yourself, can you? Feb 2, 2023

Tom in London wrote:
So do I.

Every day. You could say it's an everyday occurrence.

You know it's interesting that you never seem to miss a chance to talk about your Irish roots and bad-mouth the English and their inwardly cringing ways, yet you always get anal about their language.
I think it was made plain to you that not everybody on these bleeding forums has to speak the Quee er... King's English.
Thanks nonetheless for taking the trouble to correct us though.
Have a nice day!

[Edited at 2023-02-02 18:26 GMT]

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How to recognize a translator - Part III Feb 2, 2023

Baran, don't take it too seriously. Tom is only giving us the confirmation of this illustration:

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