English > American / Canadian Translations.

[Jordan3]

My English teachers from New Zealand lols anyway thats getting off the point ^____^

Mine used to be, but he left and he had a wicked leaving party with posh crisps which we put humous dip in. Moving on..

[RedStratocas]

Personaly i think its a good thing, The Uk for some reason dosnt seem to want to change and is still sticking to old spellinsg drived from french and the many other langaegs are one draws from. Ameircas, basicly fixed these random an illogal letters and made them in to simpler more stairt forwards words, which makes more sence.
britian has a bit of an obssesion with sticking to tradition, dispite how stupid many may be... judges and those working in the legal system etc still have tow ware stupid victoaran Wigs... now thats pointless imo.

Haha, well its kind of hard to convince a nation on that stuff. If we had to add the U to all the words, I would be so frustrated and keep forgeting. It doesnt really matter.

English in general is a very dumb language. One of my old teachers said it was made up by 3 drunks in a bar (joking obviously). Most languages say the adjectives after the noun, which sounds weird to us, but it makes more sense. Instead of 'The blue coat' it would be 'the coat blue' (roughly, not translated exact). Thats why its so hard to learn. There are countless words with silent Es but they make the word sound completely different. Like 'hat' is a word, but add an E at the end, a letter we dont even pronounce, it has a completely different sound.

[Addie.]

Haha, well its kind of hard to convince a nation on that stuff. If we had to add the U to all the words, I would be so frustrated and keep forgeting. It doesnt really matter.

English in general is a very dumb language. One of my old teachers said it was made up by 3 drunks in a bar (joking obviously). Most languages say the adjectives after the noun, which sounds weird to us, but it makes more sense. Instead of 'The blue coat' it would be 'the coat blue' (roughly, not translated exact). Thats why its so hard to learn. There are countless words with silent Es but they make the word sound completely different. Like 'hat' is a word, but add an E at the end, a letter we dont even pronounce, it has a completely different sound.

Yes. English is bleh. American is yay

[ILoveBenji]

Yes. English is bleh. American is yay

Its the same language just muddled about a bit:s

[Addie.]

Its the same language just muddled about a bit:s

• I know roflmao

[kasi]

I am bored.

English- Left American// Candian- Right.

Crisps > Chips
Chips > Fries
Mum > Mom
Juice > Soda
Dummy > Binky
Nappy > Diaper
Trousers > Pants
Pants > Underpants


I'll add more later

wrong like ;]

juice > juice
lol, we dont say "soda"
wth is a binky? :s not even a word here.

and its pants > underwear

[Addie.]

wrong like ;]

juice > juice
lol, we dont say "soda"
wth is a binky? :s not even a word here.

and its pants > underwear

Rofl Ive heard it, And some people do say soda Binky is a pacifier [SP?]

[kasi]

Rofl Ive heard it, And some people do say soda Binky is a pacifier [SP?]

juice isnt soda though. soda is pop, like coke, sprite, 7up, mountain dew, stuff like that. we say juice as juice "/

[Addie.]

juice isnt soda though. soda is pop, like coke, sprite, 7up, mountain dew, stuff like that. we say juice as juice "/

I see

[Demynx]

I can talk American. Sometimes I just do. I think American is totally an awesome language!

It is somthing with Accent you can speak american sence its a Country you can
speak english yes there is an American Accent and English Accent and an Australian Accent a Japanesse Accent, A Chinesse accent, Latin Accent, Hispanic Accent, and african accent.