This is the second book in the "Funny English" series.

"Funny English 2" contains 10 more examples of funny mistakes, including how to explain company rules in English, as well as some key pronunciation errors Japanese make in English.

The "Funny English" series includes over 200 funny mistakes that Japanese make when speaking English. Each book in this series contains 10 or more funny mistakes that Japanese commonly make, as well as corrections and explanations of the mistake.

Here are all the funny mistakes from the table of contents of Funny English 2:

NUMBER ELEVEN: “I should be at work by 8 AM.”
NUMBER TWELVE: “I need a consent.”
NUMBER THIRTEEN: “My apartment has flooring.”
NUMBER FOURTEEN: “Do you like trump?”
NUMBER FIFTEEN: “He died for a disease.”
NUMBER SIXTEEN: “Ah, you mean, “karaoke?”
NUMBER SEVENTEEN: “How do you think?”
NUMBER EIGHTEEN: “I was stolen my shoes.”
NUMBER NINETEEN: “She’s the right woman”
NUMBER TWENTY: “I stayed up till midnight”

“Funny English” will “improve” your English by helping you eliminate all the most common mistakes that Japanese make when speaking English. Native speakers of other languages will also benefit from this series.

More information about the series: These examples of funny English are definitely not just beginner mistakes; most of these mistakes are commonly made by intermediate and advanced English speakers in Japan.

Many of these mistakes are still taught to schoolchildren and secondary students in Japan. Included in the “Funny English” series are grammar mistakes, vocabulary-choice mistakes, and pronunciation mistakes. Some of the mistakes result from old-fashioned and/or unnatural English as well as incorrect Japanese-English. Examples are included for every “funny” mistake, and every mistake is corrected in accurate, natural American English.

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