[ SECRET POST #2150 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2150 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Your mode of speech (writing) suggests very much that you are American or that you have learned American English. Canadian, perhaps?

[(Anonymous)]

Most folks around the world learn American English these days. It's not as if there's any intrinsic benefit to British English, right?

[(Anonymous)]

do they live in countries where the vernacular swearword cunt is commonly used? If she is this bothered by it, she must live somewhere where it forms part of common speech. Some where like, oooh, North America. Correct me if I am wrong, but does the word cunt come up in ESOL classes very often?

[(Anonymous)]

Except that apparently in British English sexist words are magically no longer sexist because I guess women quit being oppressed once Margaret Thatcher became Prime Minister? Or something?

[(Anonymous)]

Not true. British english is vastly preffered on mainland Europe. Also in a lot of parts of Africa. I don't know about Asia. But that's still not "most" of the world.

[(Anonymous)]

China loves British English too. I have a US friend teaching in China and her students keep telling her that her spelling is wrong.

[lovelycudy]

British English is preferred in Argetina (and I think that in South America in general) and it is the default English taught in schools. Generally, American English courses are reserved for fast, specific studies (especially businessmen/woman learning how to communicate) while people who study English to have it as a second/third language get British English (which tends to include taking Cambridge tests). Then again, Argentina has old and deep links to the United Kingdom.

[with-rainfall.livejournal.com]

Bwahaha Australia and New Zealand?* You're either an idiot or a troll.

*Only countries I definitely know about. Feel free to keep listing!

[lovelycudy]

Argentina, Uruguay and Spain.