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Topic	Writing out a birthday card for a 1 year old
Doctor Foxx 05/06/17 5:19:41 PM #19:	DorkLink posted... Yeah I mean it looks more phonetic without the "u" anyway, but some non-American English speakers insist that it's dumb because we Americans are dumb My neighbour made a chocolate flavoured cake with green coloured icing, my favourite! Canada also adds "e" to things. Like Judgement. Or flip e+r around, like centre or metre. it also likes to add "L" to some words like counsellor or jeweller. There are even times we put in a "c" instead of "s" like vice, licence, or defence. And other times we use "s" when "z" would appear for Americans, such as realise or recognise. it's all confusing we also have 3 date formats here --- Never write off the Doctor! <cite>Doctor Foxx posted [p:878597267] in Writing ou... [t:75318255]...</cite> <quote><cite>DorkLink posted...</cite> <quote>Yeah I mean it looks more phonetic without the "u" anyway, but some non-American English speakers insist that it's dumb because we Americans are dumb</quote> My neighbour made a chocolate flavoured cake with green coloured icing, my favourite! Canada also adds "e" to things. Like Judgement. Or flip e+r around, like centre or metre. it also likes to add "L" to some words like counsellor or jeweller. There are even times we put in a "c" instead of "s" like vice, licence, or defence. And other times we use "s" when "z" would appear for Americans, such as realise or recognise. it's all confusing we also have 3 date formats here --- Never write off the Doctor!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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