Americans always spell favourite, colour, neighbour, centre, honour, labour, defence, cancelling and theatre wrong. (among many others)
It's strange that the USA is the only country in the world not using metric, but the rare times they do, they spell it wrong. (it's metre and litre, damn it!)
kilogramme
i neverr spel anyting rong
Gaurdian. Which is unfortunate since I'm starting work as a public guardian for the county next week.
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Definitely. I only yesterday got it wrong 4 times before I finally looked it up.
kilogramme
Thank you for spelling that correctly. :D
weird as wierd - The I-before-E thing
electronic as electronice - Muscle memory wants to type "nice"
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Definitely. I only yesterday got it wrong 4 times before I finally looked it up.
Whenever I see definitely spelled definately, I kill a baby. Only semi-kidding.
i neverr spel anyting rongsame,never spell english in real life :))
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Americans always spell favourite, colour, neighbour, centre, honour, labour, defence, cancelling and theatre wrong. (among many others)Which part of this reply has to do with words you misspell?
It's strange that the USA is the only country in the world not using metric, but the rare times they do, they spell it wrong. (it's metre and litre, damn it!)
Americans always spell favourite, colour, neighbour, centre, honour, labour, defence, cancelling and theatre wrong. (among many others)Just because we spell them differently doesn't mean that we spell them wrong. Maybe you should head over to DT they'd probably like you over there.
It's strange that the USA is the only country in the world not using metric, but the rare times they do, they spell it wrong. (it's metre and litre, damn it!)
American spellings are the result of one man: Noah Webster. He deliberately changed the spellings of words. He misspelled them deliberately and published his misspellings to convince others to follow his example. So yes, they are misspellings.Whoopdee ****ing doo languages change over time and based on geography. Get off your high horse.
I know - it's not your fault if you were taught that way.
American spellings are the result of one man: Noah Webster. He deliberately changed the spellings of words. He misspelled them deliberately and published his misspellings to convince others to follow his example. So yes, they are misspellings.Whoopdee ****ing doo languages change over time and based on geography. Get off your high horse.
I know - it's not your fault if you were taught that way.
So it can't evolve over time or across borders?American spellings are the result of one man: Noah Webster. He deliberately changed the spellings of words. He misspelled them deliberately and published his misspellings to convince others to follow his example. So yes, they are misspellings.Whoopdee ****ing doo languages change over time and based on geography. Get off your high horse.
I know - it's not your fault if you were taught that way.
MK, I"m pretty sure that you're on a high horse here. The English language was made in England, and no matter how widespread or old an error is, it's an error.
There's no need to argue something you're wrong about.
So it can't evolve over time or across borders?American spellings are the result of one man: Noah Webster. He deliberately changed the spellings of words. He misspelled them deliberately and published his misspellings to convince others to follow his example. So yes, they are misspellings.Whoopdee ****ing doo languages change over time and based on geography. Get off your high horse.
I know - it's not your fault if you were taught that way.
MK, I"m pretty sure that you're on a high horse here. The English language was made in England, and no matter how widespread or old an error is, it's an error.
There's no need to argue something you're wrong about.
Nothing edgy about what I said, and I will admit that I'm wrong when I'm wrong.So it can't evolve over time or across borders?American spellings are the result of one man: Noah Webster. He deliberately changed the spellings of words. He misspelled them deliberately and published his misspellings to convince others to follow his example. So yes, they are misspellings.Whoopdee ****ing doo languages change over time and based on geography. Get off your high horse.
I know - it's not your fault if you were taught that way.
MK, I"m pretty sure that you're on a high horse here. The English language was made in England, and no matter how widespread or old an error is, it's an error.
There's no need to argue something you're wrong about.
Scuse me while I take a book from demik in response to your childish inability to admit that you're ever wrong.
Man, your words are so edgy. Way more edgy than I could ever hope to achieve. Congratulations.
Apls instead of AlpsI wish i could get a set of apl alps caps.
Let's not get too... edgy here. :D
I'll admit that my comment about American spellings was a bit... edgy... but I was good humoured as I wrote it. It was not meant to cause hostility.
I always end up typing 'ploy' instead of 'plot'
I always end up typing 'ploy' instead of 'plot'
In context it can mean the same thing