If everyone talked how they read, you know one person who would go around saying, "Hi, my name. Is Fred. I like. Manga, do you. Like them too?", amirite?
I think it's because when you're reading manga, you read from panel to panel, and there are usually a few words in a panel at a time. Hence, Fred's weird speech pattern.
If people talked how they read...a lot of people might not talk at all.
ifpeopletalkedliketheyreadIwouldbetalkinglikethistheentiretimeanditwouldsuck
I don't know anyone named Fred
I don't know anyone who likes manga.
Too bad. They're pretty cool people.
I dont even get this. Who reads like that?
People who can't read well.
Kids who can't read good.*
Oh, you mean when peopel read out loud, not in their heads, right? Yep, I'm a smart one.
I think it's because when you're reading manga, you read from panel to panel, and there are usually a few words in a panel at a time. Hence, Fred's weird speech pattern.
How is manga plural?
http://answers.yahoo.com/questi...6130644AAnDxrc
Manga is a style.
I like [style]. Do you like it too?
Manga(plural) is multiple specific cartoons of manga.
I like [title], [title] and [title] manga. Do you like them too?
Only people whose reading skills are sub-par would talk like this. I, however, read like I talk, so there would be no difference.