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Difference between english and native american english?

Uploaded by Harjotdoad (133) • 6 months ago
Tags: english, american english

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Colmuc
(377)
Errors or changes in American English?

I thought I was aware of most of the differences between English and the American English which is being used more and more internationally but I am confused by some things. So often I see "to much"...

Started by Colmuc (377) in questions & answers • 23 responses • Last response by Colmuc (377) • 6 months ago
Tags: american english, english, american, british english, definition

zhenghong
(87)
American English

English in the United States has sometimes beencalled "The American Language ", as though it were so distinict from the parentlanguage of the British Isles that mutualunderstanding betweentheses two...

Started by zhenghong (87) • 1 response • Last response by KatieDidit (887) • 10 months ago
Tags: accents, american english, colloquialisms

lovezero
(18)
the differences between British English and American English

Is there any differences between BrE and AmE? Then what are them? which one are you using now? which one do you like better?

Started by lovezero (18) in student • 7 responses • Last response by lovezero (18) • 1 year ago
Tags: american english, english learning, mylot new member, spelling

myshoo
(88)
Differences Between American and British English

While there are certainly many more varieties of English,American and British English are the two varieties that are taught in most ESL/EFL programs, Generally,it is agreed that no one version is...

Started by myshoo (88) • 1 response • Last response by siddiqali (601) • 1 year ago
Tags: american english, british english

marketing07
(2358)
what is the difference between british english and american english?

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

Started by marketing07 (2358) in sharing of new ideas &knowledge • 4 responses • Last response by marketing07 (2358) • 2 years ago
Tags: american english, british english, difference, english, question

OreoCookie3
(18171)
Students moving to other English speaking lands

I just had a thought and I wonder what would be correct. Lets say I am a student and I moved from the USA to Canada or to the UK.. okay certain words are spelled a certain way. Some words in the US...

Started by OreoCookie3 (18171) in community • 16 responses • Last response by catinabox56 (69) • 2 years ago
Tags: spelling, english, american english, canadian english, language

ArienKing
(1690)
Were you taught British English or American English?

British and American English are the reference norms for English as spoken, written, and taught in the rest of the world...so what form did you learn or were taught

Started by ArienKing (1690) • 4 responses • Last response by ArienKing (1690) • 3 years ago
Tags: american english, british english, arienking, culture, english

rosie_123
(3858)
The US and the UK - two countries separated by a common language!

As I was reading through MyLot this morning, I came across a thread about "chips", and got totally confused, because, of course, the things we call chips here in the UK are NOT the same things that...

Started by rosie_123 (3858) in life • 42 responses • Last response by rosie_123 (3858) • 3 years ago
Tags: language, american english, mature content, uk, us

nkife52
(155)
A question for those who take ESL (English and a Second Language)

I was wondering, for those who are learning English, are you taught the American or British/Canadian way of spelling?For instance, British/Canadian English inserts U's into words like colour,...

Started by nkife52 (155) in life • 5 responses • Last response by maribea (1161) • 3 years ago
Tags: american english, british english, esl, english, language
 
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