HAHAHAHAHAHAH! They used R instead of L and left off the S! I’m going to be laughing all day about this!
Seriously, guys. This site is plenty funny when the Engrish humorously says something unintended, but is anyone here actually so infantile that they find items like this one funny?
Glass half empty much? More than 20 people had fun with this! And how about the caption? Your comment says more about you than it does about the rest of us. Now, back to the LOLZ……..
I have no idea what you’re going on about with the “glass half empty” and “says more about me” bit.
This site shouldn’t just be a dumping ground for every scrap of incorrect foreigner-produced English anyone can scrape up. Considering native English speakers on the whole are notorious for having little to no proficiency in foreign languages, it’s obnoxious to see people get a rise out of the word “congratulations” misspelled.
I fully understand that you don’t find this funny. Humor is a strange thing; what makes one person laugh makes another person shrug. What I don’t understand is getting angry because other people are having fun.
It’s called “Puritanism” – it comes in numerous flavours (christian, muslim, hindu, jewish, just to name a few), and is a disease in which sufferers are constantly and unceasingly outraged and beset by murderous indignation by the idea that somewhere, somehow, some people on the planet might be enjoying themselves.
I wouldn’t say I’m angry. I find it disappointing that people would find such a banal spelling mistake entertaining.
But I guess the real issue is that there is a point where the picrtures on engrishfunny.com stop being about amusing mistakes and start being about just laughing at foreigners for struggling to use a language they haven’t mastered (something which, as I noted, most native English speakers are in no position to do).
This submission is past that point in my opinion. If you find spelling mistakes so entertaining, why not troll some Twilight message board or Britney Spears blog? You’ll be laughing your ass off.
Wow RS….. I am having much fun raughing at you for not getting the joke as the vest of us had at expense of your. Like a Mexican in US out peeking up cheeks.
Jeez,calm down.
It’s not actually making fun of them.We all know better.I bet that you have found things in Engrish that you have laughed about.
So just please calm down.
This isn’t as good as the ending message in Ghostbusters on the NES “Conglaturations! You have just finished a great game!”
No, no you have not, that game was awful, here’s hoping Atari doesn’t screw up the new one coming out soon.
They are the ones who have seen the cards for graduation spelled “ConGRADulations” and obviously they don’t get the joke and think that’s how the word is spelled.
Those people! There should be a website for their fuxed-up English! I love it when I hear them say things like “one FOUL swoop” and “much ADIEU about nothing”. I have to assume they don’t read much.
I also love when people call someone a “bold-faced liar.” You’re right, there should be a website just for native speakers who have never mastered the tongue.
Lateral Thinking WIN! Reminds me of a passage from one of the Discworld books.
Scene: Night. Rincewind & Cohen the Barbarian camped in the wilds.
Rincewind: “Do you think there’s anything to eat around here?”
Cohen “Yeah, you and me.”
Pratchett gold!
I’m interested in why the Japanese at the bottom (omedetou) is in quotation marks. Are they being sarcastic in Japanese? How does it feel when you get “Congratulations” in quotes like that? I wouldn’t trust that they really mean it
Only one congraturation for you, not congraturations. Because you’re not so great. Only OK.
The lack of punctuation and the singular form makes it seem so … noncongratulatory.
VICTOLY!!!!!
lol rebuttle win
HAHAHAHAHAHAH! They used R instead of L and left off the S! I’m going to be laughing all day about this!
Seriously, guys. This site is plenty funny when the Engrish humorously says something unintended, but is anyone here actually so infantile that they find items like this one funny?
I hope not.
Glass half empty much? More than 20 people had fun with this! And how about the caption? Your comment says more about you than it does about the rest of us. Now, back to the LOLZ……..
I have no idea what you’re going on about with the “glass half empty” and “says more about me” bit.
This site shouldn’t just be a dumping ground for every scrap of incorrect foreigner-produced English anyone can scrape up. Considering native English speakers on the whole are notorious for having little to no proficiency in foreign languages, it’s obnoxious to see people get a rise out of the word “congratulations” misspelled.
I fully understand that you don’t find this funny. Humor is a strange thing; what makes one person laugh makes another person shrug. What I don’t understand is getting angry because other people are having fun.
It’s called “Puritanism” – it comes in numerous flavours (christian, muslim, hindu, jewish, just to name a few), and is a disease in which sufferers are constantly and unceasingly outraged and beset by murderous indignation by the idea that somewhere, somehow, some people on the planet might be enjoying themselves.
You’re an idiot.
so many missperrings here:
fravors, constantry, unceasingry, etc…
I wouldn’t say I’m angry. I find it disappointing that people would find such a banal spelling mistake entertaining.
But I guess the real issue is that there is a point where the picrtures on engrishfunny.com stop being about amusing mistakes and start being about just laughing at foreigners for struggling to use a language they haven’t mastered (something which, as I noted, most native English speakers are in no position to do).
This submission is past that point in my opinion. If you find spelling mistakes so entertaining, why not troll some Twilight message board or Britney Spears blog? You’ll be laughing your ass off.
tl;dr
Yes, I suppose someone who derives humor from “congraturation” would find five sentences excrutiatingly long.
There’s that anger you don’t have, showing itself again.
Wow RS….. I am having much fun raughing at you for not getting the joke as the vest of us had at expense of your. Like a Mexican in US out peeking up cheeks.
Jeez,calm down.
It’s not actually making fun of them.We all know better.I bet that you have found things in Engrish that you have laughed about.
So just please calm down.
This reminds me of the Mario Kart Congratulations after you win!
A Winner Is You!
This isn’t as good as the ending message in Ghostbusters on the NES “Conglaturations! You have just finished a great game!”
No, no you have not, that game was awful, here’s hoping Atari doesn’t screw up the new one coming out soon.
You beat me to it! AVGN win!
omedetou!!!
I’ve received plenty of cards where people spelled the word CONGRADULATIONS. English is their first language!!!!! It’s baffling.
They are the ones who have seen the cards for graduation spelled “ConGRADulations” and obviously they don’t get the joke and think that’s how the word is spelled.
yea, SEEN..not received obviously..
Those people! There should be a website for their fuxed-up English! I love it when I hear them say things like “one FOUL swoop” and “much ADIEU about nothing”. I have to assume they don’t read much.
I also love when people call someone a “bold-faced liar.” You’re right, there should be a website just for native speakers who have never mastered the tongue.
Yep. The only problem is, some native speakers “could care less” about such a website
ROR!!!
WIN!
rooby roo?
Oh Outlaw Star…how I love thee.
Best. Show. Ever.
i believe its winner, winner, chicken dinner
sweet!!
If we win we get a chicken for dinner???
…or you become dinner for the chicken
facepalm WIN
Lateral Thinking WIN! Reminds me of a passage from one of the Discworld books.
Scene: Night. Rincewind & Cohen the Barbarian camped in the wilds.
Rincewind: “Do you think there’s anything to eat around here?”
Cohen “Yeah, you and me.”
Pratchett gold!
No, sirry, the chicken is your guest… what are you gonna cook for the chicken?
Congraturation, robster, you were dericious!”
For Great Justice!
Right then. RUN AWAY!!!
I’m interested in why the Japanese at the bottom (omedetou) is in quotation marks. Are they being sarcastic in Japanese? How does it feel when you get “Congratulations” in quotes like that? I wouldn’t trust that they really mean it
O RRY!
The very epitome of Engrish!
“You’re Winner!”
Just one congraturation they had left lying around the anime… make… place.
This story is happy end. Thank you.
Congraturation
that’s how we spell it!