American English vs. British English

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  • Jerry
    Senior Member
    • Dec 2002
    • 9137
    • 1.1.x

    #31
    Originally posted by wfp
    Is it FIBER optic cable OR FIBRE optic cable connecting my computers?
    I wrote ImpEx.

    Blog | Me

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    • KimmiKat
      Senior Member
      • Jul 2003
      • 656

      #32
      I usually tend to spell British (or Canadian) English. Sometimes on the transit site I'll get "corrected."
      Kim

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      • frage
        Member
        • Nov 2004
        • 39
        • 3.0.6

        #33
        Originally posted by hjmaier
        I am german. i use a mix between UK, US and wrong spelling. I guess i take the thrid option most

        Best regards
        hj
        I'm an austrian!
        I'm using a mix between UK, US and [excellent] wrong spelling ()
        and
        the spelling of *read the fu******** manual*
        because no manual is written in correct english,

        best regards
        frage

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        • Matthew Gordon
          Senior Member
          • May 2002
          • 3243
          • 1.1.x

          #34
          You gotta love Jerry's relevant images.

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          • Acid Burn
            Senior Member
            • Jun 2003
            • 115
            • 3.0.5

            #35
            Everything you need to learn how to Speak Norn Iron


            Try and speak like that, I do :P

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            • NetAddition
              New Member
              • Feb 2004
              • 16
              • 3.0.5

              #36
              I try to use British on UK forums and do my best to alter things and type USA style on American forums.

              Just now and then I drop a bit of broad Yorkshire in to the mix, just to get people thinking “what the heck”.



              BTW I was once talking about ice lollies (lollipops) on a US board and no one had a clue what I was saying.

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              • sabret00the
                Senior Member
                • Jan 2003
                • 1044
                • 3.0.7

                #37
                ice lolly = popsicle not lollipop, a lollypop (see i don't even know the spelling) is a chuppa chup world wide to the best of my knowledge.

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