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>English (Traditional) *Union Jack*
>English (Simplified) *US flag*

>>79222909
name 25 websites that do this

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>Spanish
>Mexican flag

SPANIARDS BTFOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

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>>79225432

>Arabic
>French flag

>US domain
>Prefers US English

wooooooow

Never understood why they even make that choice.
Even if the pronounciation is different the way words are spelt stays the same.
Even true for Huehue Portuguese and Euro Portuguese. Vastly different sound but the words are exactly the same

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>>79225648
isn't the same

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>>79225432
>Spanish (US)

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>>79225703

>>79225703
>Calling a torch a flashlight
This always seemed stupid to me

>>79225726
Meant calling a flashlight a torch

>>79225703
Frankly american makes sense for all of these examples.
Especially torch (since it isn't a fucking burning stick)
and mobile phone since a battery operated landline phone is mobile too but doesn't work on cellular network.

>>79222419
>>79222909
>Spanish (Traditional) *Spain flag*
>Spanish (Simplified) *Mexico flag*

>>79225724
>yeah I want to be a chemist
>oi why would you want to be a drug store?

>mom
>humor
>center
>sympathize