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Rousoku disse:Oh, ok.
Curious thing: "OK" comes from OLL KORRECT, a slang for ALL CORRECT.
To my own*, i think british english very better, comparing to american. Don't you agree ?
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* "To my own" is a joke translating an Linharensis old "slang".
PS: I liked the "slang" word. Sounds nice =P
Vela, I think that the standard use of the expression you said is "I think British English is much better".Candle disse:i think british english very better
It makes sense, but I heared a different story. Obviously it's just a legend, but you may think it interesting:Rousoku disse:Oh, ok.
Curious thing: "OK" comes from OLL KORRECT, a slang for ALL CORRECT.
I agree with you, for two reasons: Britsh English doesn't have all these expressions like American English, witch just serves to complicate.tolkien-onering disse:Yeah... I prefer British English than American English, but I don´t know why...
Eönwë disse:Letisgu disse:Didn't knew that... I tought that the word could be used in any situation...![]()
Didn't know. If the auxiliar verb is in the past tense, you must use the other verb in the present tense...
You have to improve your english...![]()
::::Oromë84 disse:someone once told me that americans usually accept slang in their grammar. after using it wrong for a while.. it becomes right. its much easier that way.
here we arent so open to new linguistic experiences. lol
(my english is veeeeeeery rusty.![]()
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Ristow disse:It makes sense, but I heared a different story. Obviously it's just a legend, but you may think it interesting:Rousoku disse:Oh, ok.
Curious thing: "OK" comes from OLL KORRECT, a slang for ALL CORRECT.
In a past war (I don't remember witch nations were fighting to each other), when an army won a battle, the soldiers wrote in a huge wall this: "O.K", that meaned "ZERO KILL". It was a message from the winner army proclaiming victory, declaring it was all right. Later, people started to use this expression for everything, even to say "Yes".
Cool, huh?![]()
Clarice Starling disse:Talk the American English is better than talk the British English. At least for me...
Italians-a always-a put-a an "A" after-a the words-a they speak-a. It's-a very funny-a.Hobbit_de_Cueca disse:Clarice Starling disse:Talk the American English is better than talk the British English. At least for me...
I agree. Not only to talk but also to listen (sometimes).
By the way, Italians and Arabians usually speak English with a strong accent, very hard to understand. It's funny to see them on CNN.![]()
Tírion Extraordinaire disse:Italians-a always-a put-a an "A" after-a the words-a they speak-a. It's-a very funny-a.Hobbit_de_Cueca disse:Clarice Starling disse:Talk the American English is better than talk the British English. At least for me...
I agree. Not only to talk but also to listen (sometimes).
By the way, Italians and Arabians usually speak English with a strong accent, very hard to understand. It's funny to see them on CNN.![]()