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American English or English English

Thread starter MK Shrimper
Start date May 20, 2008
Tags

autumn multimedia vase

Oy America! Speak proper like what I do....

English English. The Queens English. Tea and crumpets! Jolly Hockey Sticks!
Votes: 31 86.1%
American English. Rock and Roll! Hamburgers! LA! New York! Ooh the excitement...
Votes: 3 8.3%
I am clinically dead and have decided not to vote. Oh hang on.....
Votes: 2 5.6%

Total voters

36

MK Shrimper

Well-known member

May 20, 2008

So what with Seth saying FALL when it's really AUTUMN and probably saying VAYSE when the rest of the world knows it's VARSE (vase), tow-mato/tomarto.....pants/trousers....which is better? There's only one way to find out....