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Hate for Poirot Speak.

edited 2011-03-18 22:39:54 in General
[tɕagɛn]

I like to use this trope alot, so I'm kinda annoyed at how people seem to have a dislike for it.

On the other hand, I use it differently--I have character use their native language for complex words, and they don't always do it--it's really more for them to flaunt their nationality.

Such as in Hellfire Catharsis--this is a conversation between Marx (The Rival, German), and Enselm (The Hero, French):

"You sure like using German alot."
"Of course! I must always flaunt my German heritage!"
"Strange. I always thought us Euros didn't like that flag-waving stuff. You sure are proud of how your arrière grand-père was shoveling dead jews into furnaces."
"S-Shut up, you Französichjungen!"

...Yeah. 

So, do any of you have a hate-on for this trope or do you find it acceptable in moderate amounts?

Comments

  • edited 2011-03-18 22:51:26
    I supongo it's très 忌々しい if one n'話せる pas those lenguajes.

    Also, chiste obligatoire.
  • If you're saying that it can be annoying to those who know the language, I always try to research and make sure I'm using correctly.
  • edited 2012-07-22 18:06:26

  • I really use it rarely.

    Though, if any characters says a full sentence in their native languages, you're fucked. Because then they are pissed.
  • ^^^ I said it was annoying (I assume) to those who don't speak it, but what you said is true as well.
  • @Storm: just imagine trying to pronounce that garglemesh.
  • To make it fair, I don't speak Russian. Or Italian. Or Korean. Or French. Or Spanish. Or Welsh. Or Japanese. 

    Which are some of the languages used in the series.
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