SteWadda
Well-Known Member
A girl at work said she would meet me by the elevator. I said what in fucking America
tidyman said:mat said:I don't like the way our language is being creepingingly americanised. Too much of that cultural influence. Give me more european influences anyday.
The ironic thing about the English complaining about Americans changing the spelling of certain words is in many cases the original English spelling of the word is what the Americans have always stuck with. And somewhere along the line it is us who have changed the spelling.
Totally agree des.des hardi said:Combing through the new layout i noticed i had chosen on using "British English" on here (not that there was another choice?!). It got me thinking, as we grew up and learned "proper" English we had accept it all as it is . I find it annoying to this day when all American creations keep using their spell-check to correct English according to "American English spelling".
Now although I use American phrases and expressions....I have no problem with that. I do go all anal over spelling the American way of English. Anyone else feel the same on this ?
Well it`s just that the more American based sites using spell-check and the likes are globally turning the world to speak "American English".
I like to keep it old skool in that respect.
thoughts bluemoon ?
-- Wed Aug 07, 2013 11:51 am --
ric you sell-out!!!!!
flavour is underlined when i spell it...... i am disgusted!
East Level 2 said:Should an American ever write the word "lazer" simply ask what the "z" stands for. They get very upset.
East Level 2 said:Should an American ever write the word "lazer" simply ask what the "z" stands for. They get very upset.