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Ka Hoerschaf Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

me never win

Hello,

ifa person says "me never win" , is this just bad grammar, because this person does not know it better or is there any deeper meaning of it?

Thank you so much for helping.
  

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It's just bad grammar. A native speaker might say that in imitation of a little child, a foreigner, Tarzan, or a caveman.

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  • It's just bad grammar.
  • A native speaker might say that in imitation of a little child, a foreigner, Tarzan, or a caveman.
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It's just bad grammar. A native speaker might say that in imitation of a little child, a foreigner, Tarzan, or a caveman.
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