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* ''[[DarkForcesSaga Jedi Outcast]]'' has the Chiss bartender on Nar Shadda talk like this, leading Kyle to comment on how you should "[[NeverTrustATrope Never trust a bartender with bad grammar]]".

* In older episodes of ''TheSimpsons'', Homer usually addresses the Flanders family as the Flandereses

* In older episodes of ''{{TheSimpsons}}'', Homer usually addresses the Flanders family as the Flandereses

* Momoko from ''{{Saki}}'' is subtitled as adding random plurals to her words. Though in this case it's not so much a habit of unnecessary pluralysis as it a VerbalTic where she ends words with "-su."

* The river crossing pilot in ''FinalFantasyX'' does this. You rides the shoopuff?

* [[LordOfTheRings Gollum and Smeagols]] does this all the times, yes, filthy hobbitses, yes they doessssss...

* The titular character from [[{{Selkie}} has this, though given her physiology, its not surprising.]]

* Famous insurance-selling meerkat Aleksandr Orlov's catch phrase is "Simples."

Sometimes a characters will display their lacks of eloquences (or lack of familiarity with the English languages) by randomly pluralising words that frankly don't needs pluralising (including wordses that are alreadys pluralses). This tends to go with improper verb conjugation too, sometimes completely nonsensically. eg, instead of "I am a troper", except to see "I are a tropers" or "I ams a tropers".

* Sal in ''{{Futurama}}'' does this to emphasise his lower-classness.
* In ''{{Metalocalypse}}'', Skwisgaar Skwigelf and Toki Wartooth do this alls the times to reminds yous that [[FunnyForeigner they're from Europes]].
* One time on ''ShaNaNa'', Chico was being given the {{Pygmalion}} treatment so he could ask out a higher class broad; for him the equivalent of "The Rain in Spain Stays Mainly in the Plain" was to say, "Here you go," instead of "Here youse go" when passing the potatoes.

* [[LordOfTheRings Gollum and Smeagols]] does this all the times, yes, filthy hobbitses, yes they doessssss...

* The "[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JrGRBso3_Lc Shoe Shop]]" sketch in ''ABitOfFryAndLaurie'' has: "[[BlackmailIsSuchAnUglyWord I dislike the word 'brothel', Mr. Jowett.]] I prefer the word 'brothels'. Yes, this is a brothels."
* The river crossing pilot in ''FinalFantasyX'' does this. You rides the shoopuff?
* In the subtitles, all the Gamorreans [pig people] in ''KnightsOfTheOldRepublic'' use this trope in their speech.
* The BigBad in the first ''{{Thief}}'' game, "The Trickster", talked this way. Something of an aversion, as he spoke refined English in another guise. The Pagans from ''Deafly Shadows'' (who worship the Trickster, among other things) are a straight example.
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* ''[[DarkForcesSaga Jedi Outcast]]'' has the Chiss bartender on Nar Shadda talk like this, leading Kyle to comment on how you should "[[NeverTrustATrope Never trust a bartender with bad grammar]]".
* Momoko from ''{{Saki}}'' is subtitled as adding random plurals to her words. Though in this case it's not so much a habit of unnecessary pluralysis as it a VerbalTic where she ends words with "-su."

* The infamous "[[TranslationTrainWreck Backstroke of the West]]" bootleg of ''StarWars: RevengeOfTheSith'' gives us the subtitle "Send these troopseses only." It also gives us such words as "dreamses," "needses," "beened" and "livinging."

* The infamous "[[TranslationTrainWreck Backstroke of the West]]" bootleg of ''StarWars: RevengeOfTheSith'' gives us the subtitle "Send these troopseses only!"

* The infamous "[[TranslationTrainWreck Backstroke of the West]]" bootleg of ''StarWars: AttackOfTheClones'' gives us the subtitle "Send these troopseses only!"

* The BigBad in the first ''{{Thief}}'' game, "The Trickster", talked this way. Something of an aversion, as he spoke refined English in another guise.

A [[SubTrope Subs Tropes]] of [[YouNoTakeCandle You No Take Candles]]. Compares [[ConfusingMultipleNegatives Confusings Multiples Negativeses]].

* [[{{Metalocalypse}} Skwisgaar Skwigelf and Toki Wartooth]] do this alls the times to reminds yous that [[FunnyForeigner they're from Europes]].
* One time on ''ShaNaNa'' Chico was being given the {{Pygmalion}} treatment so he could ask out a higher class broad; for him the equivalent of "The Rain in Spain Stays Mainly in the Plain" was saying "Here you go" instead of "Here youse go" when passing the potatoes.
* Famous insurance-selling meerkat Aleksandr Orlov's catchphrase is "Simples."

* The Gronkses in Strontium Dog all do this

* In the subtitles, all the Gamorreans (pig people) in KnightsOfTheOldRepublic use this trope in their speech.
* The BigBad in the first {{Thief}} game, "The Trickster," talked this way. Something of an aversion, as he spoke refined English in another guise.

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