And of course there are so many different dialects within the UK you would be hard pushed to define British English.
Jock, Geordie, Scouse, Manc, Brum, Taff, Janner etc all have different words/accents
I mean the standard Received Pronunciation.
And of course there are so many different dialects within the UK you would be hard pushed to define British English.
Jock, Geordie, Scouse, Manc, Brum, Taff, Janner etc all have different words/accents
So the British pronounce and spell correctly then?
Just remember who it is that spells/pronounces things correctly, those that created the language...
I would argue those from the home counties of England by definition pronounce English correctly
I would argue those from the home counties of England by definition pronounce English correctly
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Didn't we already do this thread before or at least something very similar.
Didn't we already do this thread before or at least something very similar.
I would argue that that isn't true, because the current form of British English is no where near the original language, or even Old English.
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Of course, I can see this argument, a language is dynamic thing that adds and looses words every year. But, I was brought up to believe the Oxford English Dictionary is the 'bible' of my language.
Of course, I can see this argument, a language is dynamic thing that adds and looses words every year. But, I was brought up to believe the Oxford English Dictionary is the 'bible' of my language.