It should be "where are you looking at" in proper english. Is there a tag for errors that aren't typos nor bad enough to warrant engrish_text?

TheGoodRrat said:

It should be "where are you looking at" in proper english. Is there a tag for errors that aren't typos nor bad enough to warrant engrish_text?

At where are you looking? in more proper English.

The hex maniac resemblance and the connection to moo moo milk makes this way better.

TheGoodRrat said:

It should be "where are you looking at" in proper english. Is there a tag for errors that aren't typos nor bad enough to warrant engrish_text?

I think this perfectly encapsulates engrish text. No native speaker would speak this way, and this is an extremely common mistake of inexperienced non-native speakers.

ShrekDickLicker said:

At where are you looking? in more proper English.

Awkward though. And English allows sentence-final "dangling" prepositions anyway. It's only a pseudo-rule because some grammarians decided to import Latin grammar rules into English.

Or, to quote Churchill...

This is the sort of bloody nonsense up with which I shall not put!

deliberate self-demonstrating example

"what are you looking at" would probably sound the most natural

Personally? A nervous non native speaker is the cutest at head cabin for this cutie here, so that’s what I’m going with.

Ik also going with her bei a bit tsun, maybe even a little bit on purpose, because there’s no way you put in that outfit and not anticipate this happening. Lol