That sounds interesting Clive. I just took a look at some examples, to see what it was about, and I found this one to be particularly interesting, since we seem to be pretty familiar with such "misunderstandings" and "odd

I'll just try to guess what is said in the second clip: And was bad with people, was probably dyslexic, a little autistic, maybe had Asperger syndrome, or whatever one of those things is. ..

My guess: My dad, he'd thought that maybe we could just move the Palestinians to Texas, give them tex That's what I think she says. Wait for a native speaker now.

I will only comment on the first one, since there's a damn perception problem again. You come of age doesn't really fit, because with that in mind I can hear a kind of stop before the k in come. So You'd come of age is better, I

Hi, with questions like this, you are getting into trouble, lol. I remember asking the same kind of question in the past. I've never gotten a clear answer, because this can get very complicated, as you can see from raindoctor's answer. It

Yay! I got something right, lol. But I guess you "guess", right? I mean, I would choose the words in blue too, because they are the ones that are more likely to make sense in that context (it, somewhere). But when I listen closely,

I don't know why, but some words sound different to my ear: And somewhere, might be around... it's in Liverpool, that record, that's the actual first recording they ever made. And I keep hearing two things at the same time

It's probably exaggerated only on my computer, but all the clips here that I play on the embedded players have a very low volume compared to the ones I downloaded. These last two have a particularly low volume, so I can hardly understand

My comments: #1: It's not "If you didn't want..." , but I hear " He didn't want be second..." The odd thing is that I couldn't detect any "to" after "want". #2: "Cause he's prolly