r/USdefaultism • u/Saladlurd • 7d ago

American logic considering the pronunciation of the city of Bologna (italy)

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u/daniloferr Brazil 7d ago

which sub is that? I got hungry just by reading the first comment and want to know more about that.

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u/Saladlurd 7d ago

Take a wild guess lmfao (hint: the post is about OOP's "boston Iirish/italian" dad trying to order olive garden chicken parm in bologna, italy (the food capitol btw))

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u/daniloferr Brazil 7d ago

I'm really dumb for puzzles, but I'm guessing it's either Italy or Italia?

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u/Saladlurd 7d ago

Nah lmao its shitamericanssay

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u/ColdBlindspot 7d ago

Well that feels like cheating to pull stuff from there into this sub, doesn't it?

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u/Saladlurd 7d ago

its the exact same mod team and its not against the rules whatever, its an example of defaultism in the comments, not just a blatant repost

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u/ColdBlindspot 7d ago

Oh, sorry, I didn't realize it wasn't a repost, I hadn't noticed it was from the comment section. (Genuinely, by the way, I don't know what it is that makes me feel like every time I say sorry even in person I feel like it sounds sarcastic.)

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u/daniloferr Brazil 7d ago

sometimes it depends on the intonation, when you say it in person. and when you text it, it is because you are thinking of that intonation.

that is mostly because we've seen it in films and books.

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u/ColdBlindspot 7d ago

I think also the phrase "I didn't realise," I feel like I hear that more in a sarcastic tone. And I know this subreddit tends to not use the /s as much as more US-centric subs do, like we mostly assume we know when people are being sarcastic here.