>non UK flag
>british english
Non UK flag
Parker Morris
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Nathan Brown
Fuck off, Cloggie
Brayden Mitchell
>aluminium
>defence
>football
>crisps
>colour
Noah Martinez
>still very offensive today
Caleb Perry
Käskopp gib ruh
Benjamin Nguyen
fuck off henk you clog wearing cunt
Angel Collins
go eat some cheese cloggie
Zachary Morris
>British """"""""english"""""""""
Parker Hernandez
really makes you think
Adam Turner
Fucking kek
Brandon Jenkins
thats a sport here
Colton Foster
Hmm?
David Sullivan
>dutch
Fuck off you cheesy orange cunt
pic related, its you
Henry Cook
>all these speakers of British "English" getting nice numbers
REALLY makes me ponder
Luke Mitchell
Cry into your dyke, wotsit
Joshua Powell
We learn UK english in school here
Eli Rodriguez
What the actual fuck
Dylan Gonzalez
Daniel Foster
Kayden Walker
Looks pretty fun 2bh. Why don't they keep their legs on one side of the pole, though?
Samuel Torres
those are retarded amateurs
look at for the real sport
Josiah Garcia
>rolling down a hill with cheese
Christian Torres
is chile pronounced "chilly" or the way jimi hendrix says it
Ryan Mitchell
>English """"""""english"""""""""
makes perfect sense m80
Robert Hill
whats going on in the netherlands? all dutch posts today have been complete shit
Henry Collins
Thats the type we're taught in schools you dunce
Colour, not color
Gray not grey
Realise not realize
And so on
Wyatt Murphy
GRRRR
Nathaniel Kelly
jongen...
Hunter Lewis
Bugger off, you twat.
Liam Collins
it's pronounced "chile"
Charles Jenkins
jacque... tu copie les memes de /fr/... soit donc originale mon ostie de hollandais...
Wyatt Reyes
We are taught british english in school. I used to type it until the spell checker in my browser said it was wrong
Landon Rogers
That looks like a lot of fun.
Ryan Jackson
actually I speak in canadian english
Jason Sanders
>any flag
>american english
Noah Hughes
>irish flag
>not speaking irish
Aiden Evans
good post
Ian Anderson
dumb frogposter
Grayson Hall
...
Jack Butler
>I speak the clearly superior American English
Josiah Nguyen
>99% of the english language media he consumes is American
>he still makes an effort to sound/look British like a turbo autismo fedora
Austin Moore
Why, that is an interesting observation my Netherlandic friend. You make a commendable point, but I would just like to point out that what you refer to as "British English" is not a reserve of little old England. It is oftentimes known as "Commonwealth English", or Canadian, Australian, South African, et cetera English, and each are slightly different from one another.
American English spelling was developed in the United States of America to intentionally differentiate itself from Britain and the British Empire. Much of the rest of the English speaking world did not go through that process, and used English as it had always been written.
Furthermore, the United States has only been a superpower and an global cultural force since WII, well after the founding of most nations. Before that time, American English spelling was seldom used beyond the USA. That is why internationally Commonwealth English spelling is very common alongside American English spelling.
In Canada, both are technically correct, but Commonwealth English is preferred and used in the government and education.
Ethan Jones
what kind of english do you want me to use? we learn british english here, ye cunt
Jack Parker
British English > US English
I'd actually prefer Aussie English, but it's just not usable in a professional setting, which is about the only time I use English.
Colton Garcia
>color
Jace Morris
kankerhomo ga je schamen
Christian Howard
British English is for gentlemen, American English is for plebeians.
Justin Jenkins
oi thas rite mate, aam a fo'en gentleman!
Asher Garcia
That's quite the argument you got there, lad.
Oliver Bennett
British English is the standard in schools pretty much everywhere.