Old 04-17-2011, 04:22 AM
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Originally Posted by Butterflyspain
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Originally Posted by Lacelady
Originally Posted by Butterflyspain
Ha hah so there is an American Dictionary
LOL, of course there is Elle, it's full of words that they don't know how to spell in English. (Apologies, ladies, no offense meant, just teasing.)
lol! are you saying we fake it, to make it? :lol:
It came about because I wondered why you spell things differently, like the word colour, you spell it color. That was it really
I've always wondered why that is. When we lived in New England, they pronounced words differently - like pahk for PARK & sofer for SOFA. They are frugal -if they drop a letter (R is the biggie) from one word, they keep it & add it to another word!!! Talk about a strange accent. It's worse than a Brooklyn accent.

Maybe they just got lazy & dropped letters that don't affect the pronounciation of the word. You guys also put "er" backwards! You know, like centre & mitre. It's a French holdover, I think. Only the French pronounce it like it is spelled & we pronounce it like it is written. How do you pronounce it?

All that said, I love hearing all the different accents.
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