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YT Flag Oxford 23 Jun 22 8.06pm

Originally posted by Matov

A horrendous case today of a Nigerian couple being charged with human smuggling with regards to bringing a kid in for the purposes of organ harvesting.

With the BBC, using your money, to very kindly translate it into this version of English. LOL. Worth the licence fee alone...

[Link]

WTF!?

 


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silvertop Flag Portishead 24 Jun 22 12.38pm

Originally posted by YT

WTF!?

I genuinely don't get your issue with this. Please elaborate.

 

Slimey Toad Flag Karsiyaka, North Cyprus 24 Jun 22 12.48pm

Originally posted by Matov

A horrendous case today of a Nigerian couple being charged with human smuggling with regards to bringing a kid in for the purposes of organ harvesting.

With the BBC, using your money, to very kindly translate it into this version of English. LOL. Worth the licence fee alone...

[Link]

Can I be flippant and share this hilarious Jamaican version (geddit?) of Dr Who?

[Link]

 

W12 24 Jun 22 12.49pm

Originally posted by silvertop

I genuinely don't get your issue with this. Please elaborate.

WTF!?

 

Slimey Toad Flag Karsiyaka, North Cyprus 24 Jun 22 12.53pm

Originally posted by silvertop

I genuinely don't get your issue with this. Please elaborate.

Is Pidgeon English a recognized language?

 

Stirlingsays Flag 24 Jun 22 12.53pm

Originally posted by silvertop

I genuinely don't get your issue with this. Please elaborate.

It's mani ain ridiculous karamapim tok wanpela example of idiocracy.

 


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silvertop Flag Portishead 24 Jun 22 2.12pm

No it is not. It is the way a lot of people who may have an interest in this article speak. Remember, outside your parochial, right wing prejudice, the world largely trusts the BBC; and this will be downloaded in Nigeria where the media are less trusted. And they have the choice of pidgin, or standard English.

There is a great deal of Little England thinking on here, but this takes the biscuit. This will have cost buttons to get the message to a wider audience

So again, problem please?

 

croydon proud Flag Any european country i fancy! 24 Jun 22 2.23pm

Originally posted by The Dolphin

I believe that Mick Lynch of the RMT is being given a platform on Question Time tonight.
I am delighted my money is being so well spent.
Cnuts!

Well they had a CONservative liar on- he actually called her out on something and she had nowhere to hide!

 

Stirlingsays Flag 24 Jun 22 3.20pm

Originally posted by silvertop

No it is not. It is the way a lot of people who may have an interest in this article speak. Remember, outside your parochial, right wing prejudice, the world largely trusts the BBC; and this will be downloaded in Nigeria where the media are less trusted. And they have the choice of pidgin, or standard English.

There is a great deal of Little England thinking on here, but this takes the biscuit. This will have cost buttons to get the message to a wider audience

So again, problem please?

It's called the british broadcasting corporation, not the 'global help for people who don't trust their governments' corporation.

They klostu have the world service, your globalist politics may like it bamim i think us 'little englanders' have the right to actually finger point ami you liberals, with your 'outsider' fetish, karamapim tok call scorn

Edited by Stirlingsays (24 Jun 2022 3.20pm)

 


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BlueJay Flag UK 24 Jun 22 3.26pm

75 million people speak pidgin. If the BBC News site was in English and Pidgin only then there would be a valid point but being that it's translated into around 50 or more languages to be read across the world, I'm not so sure why this particular translation is quite so unfathomable.

 

Beanyboysmd Flag 24 Jun 22 3.31pm

Originally posted by Stirlingsays

It's called the british broadcasting corporation, not the 'global help for people who don't trust their governments' corporation.

They klostu have the world service, your globalist politics may like it bamim i think us 'little englanders' have the right to actually finger point ami you liberals, with your 'outsider' fetish, karamapim tok call scorn

Edited by Stirlingsays (24 Jun 2022 3.20pm)

No he was right the first time, its pretty much our last bastion of 'soft power' globally. Being the de facto news source globally is genuinly important now that we have lost prominence on the world stage. Other countries know this too, which is why companies like Reuters and al Jazeera are pushed so hard.

Being a scottish nationalist, I cannot describe in words how frustrated I get with the BBC, but it is a genuinely important service that we and the rest of the world would truly miss if we didn't have it

 

Eaglecoops Flag CR3 24 Jun 22 4.21pm

Originally posted by Beanyboysmd

No he was right the first time, its pretty much our last bastion of 'soft power' globally. Being the de facto news source globally is genuinly important now that we have lost prominence on the world stage. Other countries know this too, which is why companies like Reuters and al Jazeera are pushed so hard.

Being a scottish nationalist, I cannot describe in words how frustrated I get with the BBC, but it is a genuinely important service that we and the rest of the world would truly miss if we didn't have it

I think you knocked the nail partly on the head there. The rest of the world would miss it, however I would argue that a high percentage of those that are forced to pay for it wouldn’t. The rest of the world don’t give a damn about us as a country and make it pretty clear that is the case, so why are we so bothered about them. Maybe the BBC should start seeking revenue from elsewhere if they want to maintain a wide audience.

 

W12 24 Jun 22 5.10pm

Originally posted by BlueJay

75 million people speak pidgin. If the BBC News site was in English and Pidgin only then there would be a valid point but being that it's translated into around 50 or more languages to be read across the world, I'm not so sure why this particular translation is quite so unfathomable.

It's not a language, it's just bad English.

[edited]

Also, British people have to pay for it.

Edited by W12 (24 Jun 2022 5.11pm)

 

Stirlingsays Flag 24 Jun 22 7.59pm

Originally posted by W12

It's not a language, it's just bad English.

[edited]

Also, British people have to pay for it.

Edited by W12 (24 Jun 2022 5.11pm)

Correct on both points.

 


'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

Matov Flag 24 Jun 22 8.17pm

Originally posted by Slimey Toad

Is Pidgeon English a recognized language?


Well quite. Is it taught in schools? Does it have its own grammar system? Are there newspapers printed in this fashion? Books? Utterly ludicrous.

I suspect if any individual can only converse in this b****** form of English then reading is not a skill they possess anyway.

 


"The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command." - 1984 - George Orwell.

cryrst Flag The garden of England 24 Jun 22 9.03pm

Originally posted by Matov


Well quite. Is it taught in schools? Does it have its own grammar system? Are there newspapers printed in this fashion? Books? Utterly ludicrous.

I suspect if any individual can only converse in this b****** form of English then reading is not a skill they possess anyway.

And could answer why jobs are not given to certain demographics of f they can’t speak proper like I does

 

Stirlingsays Flag 24 Jun 22 9.11pm

Originally posted by cryrst

And could answer why jobs are not given to certain demographics of f they can’t speak proper like I does

 


'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

YT Flag Oxford 25 Jun 22 10.01am

Originally posted by cryrst

And could answer why jobs are not given to certain demographics of if they can’t speak proper like I does

Actually it's "like WOT I does..."

 


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PalazioVecchio Flag south pole 25 Jun 22 10.02am

Originally posted by cryrst

And could answer why jobs are not given to certain demographics of f they can’t speak proper like I does

has the BBC fallen out of love with the straight White British Man ?

what respect can anybody have for an institution whose Poster-boy for straight white british man is Jimmy Savile ?

 


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cryrst Flag The garden of England 25 Jun 22 10.13am

Originally posted by YT

Actually it's "like WOT I does..."

My bad

 

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