Topic: Please do not apologize

[nobody]

I'm sorry

[Kerry]

My English is bad and I'm lazy. Get over it.
I'm not sorry, and I never will be sorry.

[kraz]

Xiaxiang.. Your Eng is better than me. and your try is admirible.
Most of asian(chinese, japanese, korean, vietnamese, tai, and so on) is not good in english. .
I hope that this site is operated well by all means. and I am South Korean..

Thanks ,Mark!
How about saying "thanks"?There is no need to say "sorry" as you mean,but I'm afraid that you guys couldn't understand what I said in my topic,so I think that I must express my apologies.
BTW:Who can translate this sentence as follow for me
祝各位老师身体健康，在新年里行大运，发大财！
Regards.

[Jeff H]

Kraz and Xiaxiang,
your English is probably better than most Americans.

[xiaxiang]

Xiaxiang.. Your Eng is better than me. and your try is admirible.
Most of asian(chinese, japanese, korean, vietnamese, tai, and so on) is not good in english. .
I hope that this site is operated well by all means. and I am South Korean..

My English is not so good,my friend,thanks
FYI:Tai included in Chinese

Kraz and Xiaxiang,
your English is probably better than most Americans.

Thanks Jeff...I wish that I could do better in the future!

[Pepe]

Ut-tede vozotroh zóis tóos unoh cashondoh, digo...

Un zalúo,

Er Pepe. 

[JohnK]

I spell good so I won't appologize either.

[highflyingbird]

In this forum,LISP is our common language. Luckly, I'm not bad at it. so ,I needn't  to say sorry.

[MP]

Shouldn't you apologize now?  :pissed:
 

What's there to apologize for, she left here happy.

[irneb]

Believe me it's not just far Eastern languages where English is not-so-good-speaking. I hear this sort of grammar / spelling a lot in my country too:

Ek is glad nie jammer vir my slegte Engels nie. => Me is glad not sorry for my bad Engels.

That should be translated more correctly as  :ugly: :

I'm absolutely not apologetic for my bad English.

[irneb]

  some of those translators seem schizophrenic ... compare Google's English -> Afrikaans with the correct Afrikaans -> English.

[irneb]

I hear this sort of grammar / spelling a lot in my country too:

Though I think a major reason behind it is due to historical anger. Some Afrikaners simply cannot forget what the English did to us just over 100 years ago, so they take offence at being told to learn English. Even the name they gave the wars is offensive "Anglo-Boer wars" literally means  "Anglo-Farmer war": i.e. the English were fighting against civilian farmers. But I must say, it's getting rarer to find such hateful Afrikaners these days - we do realize that it wasn't the entire English nation (only some of their rulers of those days) who caused all of it.

Think the Nazi's were bad? http://goo.gl/XsfUJ