One of them was an old man that keep whispering at me instead of talking, and Iit was as harsh to me as trying to understand Mordor's speakingd for me to understand as the speech of Mordor. One of them was an old man that keep whispering at me instead of talking, and it was as hard for me to understand as the speech of Mordor.

One of them was an old man that keept whispering ato me instead of talking and It was as harsh tohard for me as trying to and understand Mordor's speakinghis speech. One of them was an old man that kept whispering to me instead of talking and It was hard for me as try and understand his speech.

I'm not sure who Mordor is. Is it the name of the man?

aAll the time. All the time.

all the timevery time he spoke. every time he spoke.

Never mind tho,ugh. I countered him with the most powerful defense in every's embarrassed dude's pocketarsenal: a smile. Never mind though. I countered him with the most powerful defense in every embarrassed dude's arsenal: a smile.

Never mind tho,At other times I countered him with the most powerful defense in every's embarrassed dude's pocket: a smile. At other times I countered him with the most powerful defense in every embarrassed dude's pocket: a smile.

Day 2 - mMy Melbourne cCustomers Day 2 - My Melbourne Customers

Today I had the pleasure tof talking with a family from Melbourne, Australia. Today I had the pleasure of talking with a family from Melbourne, Australia.

While we were chitchatting, their accent keep hitpt distracting my mind in somean awkward way: I couldn't tell where they were from. While we were chatting, their accent kept distracting my mind in an awkward way: I couldn't tell where they were from.

'Hitting my mind' isn't a common expression in English. If you were trying to use the expression "Hitting me", it's usually only used for a sudden realization. For example, "It suddenly hit me that their accent was one I didn't recognize."

I can recognize English, USAAmerican and generally every anglophone speaker, but that accent... Trust me:; It was driving me mad! I can recognize English, American and generally every anglophone speaker, but that accent... Trust me; It was driving me mad!

I can recognize American English, USA and generally every anglophone speaker, but thatis accent... Trust me: It was driving me madcrazy! I can recognize American English and generally every anglophone speaker, but this accent... Trust me: It was driving me crazy!

AtIn the end I couldn't hold back anymore, and asked which was their countryat country they were from. In the end I couldn't hold back anymore, and asked what country they were from.

At the end I couldn't hold back anymore, and asked which was their countrycountry they were from. At the end I couldn't hold back anymore, and asked which country they were from.

Geez, (I thought), what on earth are 4four Australian people doing in my microscopic hometown? Geez, I thought, what on earth are four Australian people doing in my microscopic hometown?

Geez, (I thought), what on earth are 4 Australian people doing in my microscopic hometown? Geez, I thought, what on earth are 4 Australian people doing in my microscopic hometown?

I was like, "wWhat do you mean s, Sir?" I was like, "What do you mean, Sir?"

I literally smiled and went awayleft. I literally smiled and left.

I know, I know - that wasn't too kind of me, but iI really don't understand the language of the the Dark Lord. I know, I know - that wasn't too kind of me, but I really don't understand the language of the the Dark Lord.

I know, I know - that wasn't too kind of me, but i really doidn't understand the language of the the Dark Lordold man. I know, I know - that wasn't too kind of me, but i really didn't understand the language of the old man.

Not sure why you put "Dark Lord". This term is usually used in fantasy for the ruler of the underwood.