When people say "worsh" in stead of "wash", "melk" in stead of "milk", etc. I get that accents are a thing, but that's different from what I'm talking about.
But even when it comes to accents, a lot of the butchered pronunciation makes little to no sense. I know you can pronounce a soft-A "aaah" sound, I hear you misusing it in other words and I've heard you using it in your own native language. I know for a fact that you can make the "J" sound, I hear you using it when the name or word is spelled with a "G". I get that your language might be weird about the letter "J", but part of learning a language is learning how they treat their alphabet. They'll even do this shit without seeing the word or name spelled out. You've been living in America for over a decade now, you know it's "JAY-son" and not "Yehsung". If a bunch of retarded Amerimutt weeaboos can learn when to treat the "U" in Japanese as a silent letter intuitively, I think someone can be expected to have an easier time using basic alphabetical concepts in a Latin-based language when their own language is already Latin-based. Especially when the weebs are just reading gross little comic books and the Latin-speaker is relocating his entire life to another country.
Enunciate, you mushmouthed motherfuckers.
