American VS British
What do you like better?
Use?
Want the rest of the world to adapt?
What do you not like about them?
Discuss.
Note: I will have this closed if it becomes a flame. Please keep discussion friendly. Thanks!
Last edited by scimonster (2011-03-17 12:08:05)
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American.
American.
American.
The only problem I have is how many feet to a mile!
(5,280).
Why are there extra "u"s in British English?
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British for some stuff and american for other.
I'm too used to the U's in favourite and the S's in criticise, but I like the way color and meter are spelled in US English.
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'U's rock.
Brit
What's up with the American's 'z's?
Last edited by werdna123 (2011-03-17 11:58:27)
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LS97 wrote:
British for some stuff and american for other.
I'm too used to the U's in favourite and the S's in criticise, but I like the way color and meter are spelled in US English.
Yeah, those annoying S's. Zee!
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scimonster wrote:
LS97 wrote:
British for some stuff and american for other.
I'm too used to the U's in favourite and the S's in criticise, but I like the way color and meter are spelled in US English.Yeah, those annoying S's. Zee!
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werdna123 wrote:
scimonster wrote:
LS97 wrote:
British for some stuff and american for other.
I'm too used to the U's in favourite and the S's in criticise, but I like the way color and meter are spelled in US English.Yeah, those annoying S's. Zee!
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Exactly.
Zzzz.
werdna123 wrote:
To be honest I don't give a criticised colourful civilisation about it
= British.
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American =
British =
I don't like english much anyway.
I speak elvish and kadormen, which is my own complete language.
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scimonster wrote:
werdna123 wrote:
scimonster wrote:
Yeah, those annoying S's. Zee!
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Exactly.
Zzzz.
werdna123 wrote:
To be honest I don't give a criticised colourful civilisation about it
= British.
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US:
-criticised
British:
-civilization
-colourful
=Both
I like Zs in some, so I'd have to say I'm neutral. Civilization.
Last edited by scratch_yoshi (2011-03-17 12:32:54)
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scimonster wrote:
American.
American.
American.
The only problem I have is how many feet to a mile!(5,280).
Why are there extra "u"s in British English?
Canadian too..
Anyway, UK English.
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bananaman114 wrote:
Scimonster wrote:
American.
American.
American.
The only problem I have is how many feet to a mile!(5,280).
Why are there extra "u"s in British English?Canadian too..
Anyway, UK English.
Canadian is pretty much British?
Last edited by scimonster (2011-03-17 12:46:49)
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Mostly I use the British version (at least I think I do), however neither is true English anymore because both deviated from the same route, so there's no wrong language. (Just a fact, not completely related to the discussion but whatever).
Last edited by Kileymeister (2011-03-17 15:09:43)
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cuddlycub wrote:
this is horrible
its like a war
everyone is gonna fight for their country
oh what bravery and loyalty
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Fire the colour arrows! Let's take this civilisation DOWN.
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werdna123 wrote:
cuddlycub wrote:
this is horrible
its like a war
everyone is gonna fight for their country
oh what bravery and loyalty
its horrible![]()
Fire the colour arrows! Let's take this civilisation DOWN.
Don't be so theatrical. (Drat, just realised that word isn't affected when you make it an adjective)
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It doesn't have to be just the language, anything! Such as date formats. Would we have pi day if it weren't for American dates?
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Australian mate. Now to go put me thongs on 'n' head down to the beach.
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PoDo wrote:
my british friend likes american because he doesn't have to add extra an extra u
That's the only reason? Well, he's British, so that's great!
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