Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
"It's like erosion. It's like how a river treats a rock. It's like a king, he is slowly over time. That just wears it down into a night's little. Like beach glass." — [Speaker Unknown]
"Yo, you know how smart Indians are, even our retards speak two languages." — [Speaker Unknown]
"The French is such an arrogant language. It's just, it's mad, it's hard." — [Speaker Unknown]
The episode begins with a humorous exchange about the effects of licking, likening it to erosion that wears things down over time. This segues into a discussion about diet and its impact on bodily functions, specifically mentioning how asparagus can affect the smell of bodily fluids. The participants then shift to exploring different accents and the challenges of pronunciation, particularly focusing on Indian and French accents. They humorously debate how certain words are pronounced, the concept of silent letters, and the perceived arrogance of the French language. The conversation also touches on linguistic preservation efforts in certain regions and the historical context of language acquisition.
The discussion then moves to the perceived difficulty and "arrogance" associated with the French language, contrasting it with other languages. A participant expresses difficulty with Scottish accents and the subtle differences between various English dialects, such as Scottish and Irish. The episode concludes with a preview of a Patreon episode and an invitation for listeners to join their community.