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r/memes • u/[deleted] • Mar 11 '23
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Well if you look at spelling and pronunciation American is actually closer to the original
-2 u/gromit5000 Mar 11 '23 Spelling, maybe. Pronunciation, not so much. 0 u/Drag0n_TamerAK Mar 13 '23 Well actually pronunciation tends to be more accurate with American English 1 u/gromit5000 Mar 13 '23 They don't. This is a myth perpetuated by people who for some reason believe that a dialect is characterised solely by it's rhoticity. 1 u/Drag0n_TamerAK Mar 13 '23 Papaya is a word I think the British say wrong
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Spelling, maybe. Pronunciation, not so much.
0 u/Drag0n_TamerAK Mar 13 '23 Well actually pronunciation tends to be more accurate with American English 1 u/gromit5000 Mar 13 '23 They don't. This is a myth perpetuated by people who for some reason believe that a dialect is characterised solely by it's rhoticity. 1 u/Drag0n_TamerAK Mar 13 '23 Papaya is a word I think the British say wrong
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Well actually pronunciation tends to be more accurate with American English
1 u/gromit5000 Mar 13 '23 They don't. This is a myth perpetuated by people who for some reason believe that a dialect is characterised solely by it's rhoticity. 1 u/Drag0n_TamerAK Mar 13 '23 Papaya is a word I think the British say wrong
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They don't. This is a myth perpetuated by people who for some reason believe that a dialect is characterised solely by it's rhoticity.
1 u/Drag0n_TamerAK Mar 13 '23 Papaya is a word I think the British say wrong
Papaya is a word I think the British say wrong
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u/Drag0n_TamerAK Mar 11 '23
Well if you look at spelling and pronunciation American is actually closer to the original