1. Your nice country 2. Do people in your country use British

We learned both in school but I didnt care about the difference in the long run so I probably speak a mixture coated in a local accent and think most people here do the same.

American english is easier to listen to, but british one sounds nicer.

Anonymous 2016-10-30 10:52:34 Post No.66763853
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Anonymous 2016-10-30 10:52:34 Post No.66763853 [Report]

>>66763266
Prefer some American spellings and some British spelling desu. Centre is a silly way to spell the word but I like "ou" spellings like flavour, honour, Armour etc. On the fence about "ize" though.

Anonymous 2016-10-30 10:54:48 Post No.66763913
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>>66763853
>Centre is a silly way to spell the word
It's the correct way.

Anonymous 2016-10-30 10:59:40 Post No.66764031
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>>66763913
Yes but it's not phonetic at all. I can tolerate more obscure non-phonetic spellings (like lieutenant) but centre is such a common word that it's strange spelling gets annoying.

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