and this is the whole idea in context
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IpG1Z3RurUc&feature=related

The feature has been running all week. Chris gets his listeners to email other stations worldwide to try and get the DJ to say silly names like Toby Larone etc without realizing.

This happened to be one of his favorites.

The DJ was never mentioned, nor the actual station he works for. “Radio Malta” was said as a generic term. Sure he makes fun of the accent, but have you ever listened to his show?

He is a shock jock and that’s why he has 8 million listeners.

There are plenty of youtube videos on this not just the Maltese one if you have a look.

It’s a bit of harmless fun and many DJs have fallen for a funny prank.

Is it that much of a stretch of intellect to get a reasonable command of the language so as to be at least intelligible. And if it is important for each one of us, it’s doubly important to people in the media.

The level of the spoken language is abysmal in most schools and it doesn’t get any better later on.

This clip is simultaneously hilarious and very sad.

Not sure, Vincent. This sounds like DJ Banana.

Let’s be honest: if you were English, or lived in England for a very long time like myself, you WILL find it funny. I think it is perfectly right for Moyles to take the piss.

Reading SMSes is hard especially when the sender writes in short and sometimes clicks the wrong letters.

It sounds more like Calypso Radio.

there’s no hope for us.

But as they say……hope springs eternal,

Regards.

Veru jitkellem ikrah, imma trid tqis li hu Malti. Mela xi tghid meta tisma’ l-Inglizi li jigu hawn.

Kollha Queen’s English jitkelmu. Trid taghmel effort biex tifhem xi jkunu qed jghidu.