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One of my favorite subreddits is r/engrish. Its basically all about funny english mistakes. I couldn't find it anywhere so i just created it here and posted some of my favourites. I would love if people are intrested is post you english mistaks you find and help build out the community. Im still very new to lemmy but have been loving it.
English was a copy of a website https://engrish.com/. Unbelievably r/engrish is a poor imitation of the original.
Similarly I wouldn't mind seeing something like r/trouduction show up here (bad translation errors but in French), although I suppose first we'd probably have to have any French-speaking communities at all, which for the moment it seems don't really exist