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LotR: The Two Towers under (pathetic) fire	by fudje	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Ah well. Typical american.	by DukeP	2002-11-01 01:53:09
LOL actually europe changed a movie from here	by Arienadean	2002-11-01 01:58:51
It was still called "The spy who sh*gged me"	by Tomo	2002-11-01 02:47:33
Umm...yeah	by LionsPhil	2002-11-01 03:47:20
slight mutation	by wcb4	2002-11-01 04:42:50
American is not the English	by fudje	2002-11-01 05:41:46
So you're saying that Irish is	by Naruki	2002-11-01 10:42:33
hmm in those countries I think they might be	by Arienadean	2002-11-01 15:15:28
taught queens english much as we are here. However they don't necisarily have the same blend as we do. And all english varients have their local version due to slang and regional stuff. For most commonwealth countries I think officially they use the same english as britian. But places like algeria and quebec have their varients of french as they deal with cultural blends so it happens to other languages not just english. Anyways some english can be weird on their regions english poking fun at another.(then again I think all countries do that at their regional diffrences in language) I have no idea though with ireland, wales or scottland if they hybrid gaelic, etc into their english but perhaps not.<shrug> At least my friend from scottland has never made comment that way nor did my grandparents.
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