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[sinewav]

the united states does not speak english...we speak american english...two different laguages...

Oh yeah. Sorry, my bad. If forgot that one uses capitalization, punctuation, grammar, and spelling - and the American one doesn't. nao i no y brits doent get me wen i talk.

[Mkay1]

haha urrightsine

[Lucifer]

I can't believe he's telling us to talk to Brits. I guess he's unaware this is an international forum, with participants from all over the world (albeit mostly Europe and America).

I periodically take out the rubbish, and have a need for a pack of three.

[Mkay1]

idk

[INW]

the united states does not speak english...we speak american english...two different laguages...

nao i no y brits doent get me wen i talk.

nice american english..i love it

[Lucifer]

I have some news for you, boy. That's not american english, it's dipshit english.

[Desolate]

INW, let someone who knows how to write, spell, capitalize, and punctuate English represent Americans, not s1 ho rites like this.

[owned]

the united states does not speak english...we speak american english...two different laguages...talk to a brit and talk to me..there will be diffrences

if anyone should be complaining..it should be roze..since he lives in germany...he hasnt complained...just worry about ur own life ty

hahahaha No. American English is a dialect of English. So the United States does speak English. It's kinda like all squares are rectangles but not all rectangles are squares.

/me agrees with sine. You just reinforced our stereotype. Congratulations!

[Phytotron]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPF6XyiR4RY

You had to know I would reply to this thread.

[MrsKsr]

INW? You really make yourself look ignorant sometimes. oO This is the second time, the 1st being the discussion about politics, which you thought you knew about (lets leave it there), and now with English. "Text language" isn't the way to go if you want to be taken seriously. On a forum where there are people from all over the world, English is a common ground. So if you expect to get help when you ask for it, use it properly. (Good luck applying for a job using that sort of language...)

C=

EDIT: Is this you speaking or your evil twin?

[Tobe]

the united states does not speak english...we speak american english...two different laguages...talk to a brit and talk to me..there will be diffrences

if anyone should be complaining..it should be roze..since he lives in germany...he hasnt complained...just worry about ur own life ty

hahahaha No. American English is a dialect of English. So the United States does speak English. It's kinda like all squares are rectangles but not all rectangles are squares.

/me agrees with sine. You just reinforced our stereotype. Congratulations!

Is Ebonics a dialect of English too? Wait, what was the point to this topic?

[Mkay1]

C=

is that a mushroom from Mario?(pardon my not capitalizing, and lack of space between the question mark)

[Phytotron]

Is Ebonics a dialect of English too?

If you actually mean "Ebonics" as related to, or sometimes used synonymously with, AAVE, then yes, especially in the latter instance.

If you mean "E-bonics," as in all this muddled crap that the kiddies today are using on the internet and texts and whatever, then, good spaghetti monster almighty, I hope not.

[Tobe]

Is Ebonics a dialect of English too?

If you actually mean "Ebonics" as related to, or sometimes used synonymously with, AAVE, then yes, especially in the latter instance.

If you mean "E-bonics," as in all this muddled crap that the kiddies today are using on the internet and texts and whatever, then, good spaghetti monster almighty, I hope not.

yea, the first one is what I was talking of. Never new it also mean AAVE

[INW]

"Naw," this is actually me speaking Mya; my brother was the one actually talking about politics that one time. And yes I have a twin brother so don't think im pulling your leg on that one.

I think it's funny how this topic was about forum signatures on how to get a picture there and it turned out to be an international outrage on the English language!!

See, I can type correct langauge; just here in the U.S. we are more social and text a lot more; so we are used to typing/texting in that format.