Quick question...

**Kagemusha** · 03-09-2006, 13:40

English English in school and Mostly American from the Media.In Finland students start to practice English on 3rd grade,If i remember right.Its been a while.

**Upxl** · 03-11-2006, 16:41

Yep English.
Some years ago you lost points by saying or writing American English (Belgium).
That changed now.
They still teach the pure English though.
And you can’t mix them up also.
You either go American or UK style.

**Mikeus Caesar** · 03-11-2006, 17:39

I wish all of you Europeans would learn proper English. So much better than US English. Not to mention it makes you look smarter than you are.

**SwordsMaster** · 03-11-2006, 18:16

It is funny. I've had a Scottish teacher in secondary school, and a californian teacher in the academy. Later, by choice more than program I chose british english over american. Sorry to all americans, but I like the accents better. A lot more expressive.

**Kaiser of Arabia** · 03-12-2006, 05:47

COLOR! Not Colour.

It has a nice cul-er sound, not some weird french sounding cul-oeuaeuxr

**Samurai Waki** · 03-12-2006, 06:15

...I learned REAL english in America, which is kind of odd I suppose. I blame it on the private school system.

**Duke Malcolm** · 03-12-2006, 12:31

Originally Posted by Kaiser of Arabia

COLOR! Not Colour.

It has a nice cul-er sound, not some weird french sounding cul-oeuaeuxr

Color is hard to say, it reads like col, as in collie; and or, as in or. It sounds like a mentally retarded 8 year old learning English.
Colour works seemlessly, incomplicated.

**Craterus** · 03-12-2006, 18:56

Originally Posted by Duke Malcolm

Color is hard to say, it reads like col, as in collie; and or, as in or. It sounds like a mentally retarded 8 year old learning English.
Colour works seemlessly, incomplicated.

Or seamlessly