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TOPIC | do you speak british or american english
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Amrican English. I live in Norway though. My dad's american, so that must explain it.
Amrican English. I live in Norway though. My dad's american, so that must explain it.
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British English. I'm in Australia- we do have some words from American English like eggplant opposed to aubergine, but most of it is British English.
British English. I'm in Australia- we do have some words from American English like eggplant opposed to aubergine, but most of it is British English.

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American English, because I'm American. I have a very very strong Southern Accent though, but I talk very fast. Lots of people where I'm from talk with a Coastal Southern/mountain Southern Accent
American English, because I'm American. I have a very very strong Southern Accent though, but I talk very fast. Lots of people where I'm from talk with a Coastal Southern/mountain Southern Accent
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british english always lmao

I've developed one hell of a accent, having friends from America, heck even one of my classmates thought I was American.

Colour always!!
british english always lmao

I've developed one hell of a accent, having friends from America, heck even one of my classmates thought I was American.

Colour always!!
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it's kind of weird, but I used to spell with British English because I saw people writing that way, but MS Word was annoying the heck out of me so I switched to American English spelling.

...and then I got a laptop that seems to favor British English. It's really confusing :v
My accent is leaning more towards American, but it's definitely not the same as those who live in America. Filipino people who speak English as mother tongue will get me :v
it's kind of weird, but I used to spell with British English because I saw people writing that way, but MS Word was annoying the heck out of me so I switched to American English spelling.

...and then I got a laptop that seems to favor British English. It's really confusing :v
My accent is leaning more towards American, but it's definitely not the same as those who live in America. Filipino people who speak English as mother tongue will get me :v
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Hello! I grew up in both England and America. There are a lot of differences in what is spoken in England and in the USA. I wouldn't go as far to say that British English is more complicated or American is simplified, they just have different words for objects and pronounce "a's" differently depending on what the word is. I speak with British English though because I was born in England :)
Hello! I grew up in both England and America. There are a lot of differences in what is spoken in England and in the USA. I wouldn't go as far to say that British English is more complicated or American is simplified, they just have different words for objects and pronounce "a's" differently depending on what the word is. I speak with British English though because I was born in England :)
British English, which is the standard in New Zealand. In a lot of ways American English looks weird to me, despite how long I've been on the net.
British English, which is the standard in New Zealand. In a lot of ways American English looks weird to me, despite how long I've been on the net.
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‘Merican. I don’t think I have much of an accent, though. At least, I don’t know if I do or not!
‘Merican. I don’t think I have much of an accent, though. At least, I don’t know if I do or not!
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British English, always. And all the slang too.

I'm a British person who isn't exposed to a ton of American English so I still get confused when I see 'color' instead of 'colour'.

I have a very strong British accent to round it all off, so sometimes my friends try and mimic me and quite frankly it gets irritating after a while.
British English, always. And all the slang too.

I'm a British person who isn't exposed to a ton of American English so I still get confused when I see 'color' instead of 'colour'.

I have a very strong British accent to round it all off, so sometimes my friends try and mimic me and quite frankly it gets irritating after a while.
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I speak mainly British English due to an unhealthy amount of time spent watching Monty Python.
I speak mainly British English due to an unhealthy amount of time spent watching Monty Python.
Aubergines are alienated from society
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