Less a complaint than an observation.
Am I mistaken in believing (or am I the only one who's noticed) that native speakers of foreign languages don't appear to suffer the same rhetorical affects as many native English speakers?
Think how often you hear even intelligent native English speakers who can't complete a thought without saying 'um' or 'uh' or "like" or anything like that. Then, next time you're listening to people in dialogue who are clearly speaking a native foreign language, see if you can pick out similar linguistic hitches in the speakers' delivery. I don't think this requires you be able to understand the conversation.