English Conversation Misunderstanding

-Do you speak English? -Yes -Name? -Adolf Bumin. -Sex? -3 to 5 times a week. -No, I mean..male/female? -Yes, male,female and sometimes camels. -Holy cow! -Yes, cows, sheep...Animals in general. -Oh dear, -No, deer runs too fast.

A written dialogue shows a person misunderstanding every English question literally: “sex” becomes frequency, “male/female” becomes people and camels, and animal-related exclamations are interpreted literally as animals. The punchline is a chain of wordplay based on homonyms and idiomatic expressions, making it useful as a reaction to intentionally obtuse or absurd misunderstandings. EN: A written dialogue shows a person misunderstanding every English question literally: “sex” becomes frequency, “male/female” becomes people and camels, and animal-related exclamations are interpreted literally as animals. The punchline is a chain of wordplay based on homonyms and idiomatic expressions, making it useful as a reaction to intentionally obtuse or absurd misunderstandings.

• @about50posts / 4580 2020-03-03
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