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  • 6 weeks ago
This woman from Taiwan and her husband from Minnesota, USA, had a funny language mix-up. While they were eating, the wife asked her husband if he wanted "cereal," holding a spoonful of "celery." The husband initially thought she was referring to cereal, but soon realized she meant celery. He then corrected her. After a bit of practice, the wife successfully pronounced "celery."
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00:00Do you want to eat cereal?
00:08No, I think the soup's enough for me.
00:12There's a lot of cereal here.
00:16A lot of cereal? What? Are you... say that again?
00:21Cereal. What is that? Cereal. That's not cereal. That's celery.
00:25This is cereal. I thought you were asking me do I want some cereal.
00:32I was like, oh, I mean that's interesting for dinner. Celery.
00:36Celery. Celery is money. That's salary. Your salary.
00:44Celery. Celery. Celery.
00:48Salary. Salary.
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