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>>196449408foetus is the only one that really bothers me
>>196449408yeahlooks better>Grey
>>196449482ESLs need not reply.
>>196449503what do americans say instead of grey
>>196449540Gray.
>cesaroean sectioun
>>196449550
>>196449408Speak the King’s English, you traitorous rebel.
>>196449408soul
>>196449408>Color>Flavor>Tires>Airplane>Meter>Catalog>Gray>Neighbor>Center>Theater>Odor>Program>Pajamas>Parlor>Maneuver>Fetus
>>196449638>>196449611>>196449603>>196449580ESLs please leave.
>>196449674I am a tEFL (trans-EFL), however.
>>196449697YWNBAEFL
>>196449423Yeah, the correct spelling is fœtus, with the ligature
>>196449674How do you know they weren't brought up in an English-first household thoughever, CHUD?
why u too spicy for brownpipo?
>>196449674What about ETL and EFL?We're the elites.
>>196449408Theater and theatre is how I determine if someone is a pedophile or not.
>>196449674>ESL>SO>SOCAL>USA>LEO>TIL>CEO>CDC>USAF>USMC>HVAC>AWOL>SWAT>AFAIK>IANAL>POTUS>FLOTUS>SCOTUS>VPOTUS >SOTU
"I could care less"Actually saying you couldn't care lessSort that shit out before taking shots eh
>>196449911>ATM>LAX>SOL>ICE>USD>FUBAR>RADAR>LIDAR>SONAR>ROC>PRC>NSA>PATRIOT>PRISM>NTA>MLRS>MRSI>UAV>WMD>VTOL>WGA>SSRI>UNWRA
>>196449408Amerimutts be like:>Let's take English and remove it's sovl (weird french spellings)
>>196450024Yeah but who does it confuse thoughWhat hilarious misunderstandings arise from one not knowing if he meant don't care or cares a lot
>>196449408i prefer aeroplane and parlour, tyres and foetus are fucking retarded, i feel indifferent about manoeuvre, and i find myself flipflopping and using both for the rest.
>>196449408what a scary image
When I was younger I genuinely thought that Aluminium and ALOOMINUM were different metals
My favourite Americanism is "gotten" and I unapologetically use it all the time.
>>196451168VGH, its just older english anyway. >>196450024You'd hate Kentucky, here people say "I wouldn't care to" to mean they'd like to do something.
>>196449408>Programmewe use this occasionally on events. like school & TV "programme"
>>196451268Is it true that "I reckon" is something you only hear in the Deep South? In bongland, people say that all the time.
>>196449408>gaol
>>196451341Do aussie niggas REALLY?
>>196451341We call it a hoosegow around here
i kind of like american accents desu the only word that annoys me is "mirror">dude look in the meeer
>>196451498its more like mee-ur
>>196451341What is a "gowl"?
>>196451336Here in Kentucky it used to be very common but as southern accents/dialects have been fading away due to northern cultural imperialism its mostly heard among the older generation. The big difference between the upper south and deep south is you'uns vs y'all. If older people say you'uns you're in the upper south, y'all you're in the deep south.
>>196451535i'll never forgive americans for inventing "faggot". we had our own perfectly fine words for that like "ponce" and "bender". but your TV shows brainwashed our youth.
>>196451671It's a fun word to say
>>196451671Not to mention the average British zoomer these days uses "like" as if they are a fucking Southern Californian girl>So I was like outside and this guy like talked to me and I was all creeped out!REEEEE
>>196451727can you like kill yourself
>>196449408>English
>>196449408
>>196449408I look like that and I type like that
>>196451644traditional kentucky english: Mam = mom/grandmaPap = dad/grandfatherRight quare = somethings off/someones oddPoke = a bagIdjit/Eedjit = idiotHaint = a ghostNary = notAirish = chilly A-feared = scaredCattywumpussed = messed up/crookedBritches = pantsSwanny = I swearYonder = over thereBlinds = window shuttersSodey-pop/dope = soda/pop/cokeBuggy = shopping cart Fiar to middlin' = you're okayGaum/gaummed up = a mess
>>196451954Nary, blinds and yonder are just normal AmE though? Even britches is pretty widely adopted.
30 years ago saying "pretty good" instead of "quite good" or "rather good" would have been an obvious americanism here. now it's just standard even on the news and shit.but on the other hand, i've heard american saying "what are you on about". that's so british
>>196451954>Blindseverybody uses this what? my parents are from pennsylvania and this is what we call them>Yondernobody uses this but everybody knows what it means>Britchessame as above>Right quarepretty sure this is just the old meaning of "queer" before it got changed to refer to gays
>>196451993Only Southerners say yonder or reckon, and those numbers are declining. Y'all and ain't have seemingly become mainstream, though.
>>196451993You dont really hear nary/yonder outside of the south/appalachia. Blinds and britches, yes, that's normal AmE, though the latter has largely been replaced by "pants" in recent years
>>196452030https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aU54xtdb_icnah
>>196449408Gem.
>>196451727TEES VALLEY GIRRRRRRRLLLSHE'S A TEES VALLEY GIRRRRRRLLLL
Vive la France
Not a single drop of french influence/blood, zir!
this shit annoys me so much>want to find a /g/ humor thread>type "humor" in the search filed>nothing>type "humour" >1 result
>>196449408>corr>taking the piss>as it were>lush
>>196452111>>Yonder>>Britches>nobody uses thisYoure wrong. I know people who use both.
>>196449911Why are thirdies so scared of acronyms
theatre is correct thoughbeit
