what is the difference between british english and american english?

South Korea
February 6, 2008 10:41am CST
any body knows whats the difference? this question is the question of my employer to me 26 yrs ago..he was amazed by my answer..lol...plz..share
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@ellie333 (21016)
6 Feb 08
American English color, British English colour, AE flavor BE flavour. Think the difference is the spelling of certain words. Not really sure but please share with us your response to your employer sounds interesting. Ellie :D
• South Korea
6 Feb 08
actually i was so shocked when he ask me that question..i dont know what to say...my x employer was so serious..and he when i answer,,,this, sir the difference between american english and british english is like this,,american begins with A while british begins with B he laugh at me..
@ellie333 (21016)
6 Feb 08
That is so funny LOL Ellie:D
@mythociate (21437)
• Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
20 Dec 12
So it's more of a 'feeling' you get when hearing it?
@sminut13 (1783)
• Singapore
6 Feb 08
that was a funny answer that you gave. grins. i think it's the spelling in their words. for example, colour and color. both are spelt differently. one's american and one's british. another example is organize and organise. besides spelling, their pronunciation is different of course. i think this is about all i know. it's really late right now so i don't really remember.
• South Korea
7 Feb 08
hi, smi..i appreciate your reply..yes i know the differece of british and american..the reason why i answer him like that coz,,,i want to know more from him,if he really like jokes and its proven..