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Posted by MaggiesAndCats on April 9, 2025 at 14:51:48:
I use close captioning on everything these days. Even American films. The foreign accents can be hard to get and the music in films can mask the dialog for me.

It's funny when the CC gets it wrong, but it's almost always right. The colloquialisms are fun to learn - The wife and I are always saying "mind how you go" to each other. Or changing the "ed" at the end of words to "t", as in skint instead of skinned, which means out of money to the Brits. (thanks to Vera for that one)

Regards,

Steve