Someone to help me in english

[noodle]

Originally Posted by Keaton421

Oi guvnah, I think she be wantin' to learn the Queen's English that's for true! Right lovely tongue innit yeah? I'm quite the linguist meself I am I am.

EDIT: I'll fookin' ave you

Originally Posted by CrazyLee

Ye wrang lad. I'm from Geordie-land, up north. Not one of ye cockney's from doon sooth. Reet?

Hahahaaa. You two cracked me up!

[HIKURA]

I want to learn english speak in the UK but I learn american english because I study pharmacy and I'm looking for information on American pages and it's difficult

[CrazyLee]

Okay, the core of the English language - whichever type you go for is the same. If your after help with English, written or spoken then give me a yell. I'm no teacher, but having been born and lived here I kind of know how things go.
And take thngs slowly. I've been trying to learn Japanese for years now and haven't really got anywhere other than picking out a few words I hear :P, so your doing better than me.

@Keaton: the joys of the Geordie language. Its like cockney-ryming slang in that anyone local fully understands it. And its better spoken than written.

@Noodle: what can I say? I'm not from the South, with those strange people who live....in....London *looks at your location*.....oh dear

[james1254]

edit: people got there before me

[MMM]

Let's keep it simple, people.

[CaptainThunder]

Originally Posted by Sinestra

Hikura it would help if we knew which type of English you would like to learn Queens English or American English.

Is there really so much of a difference that it has to be made an explicit choice? Especially to someone with minimal English skills.

[CrazyLee]

There's not that much differance in the spoken language. But written it is. I get sick of MS-Word flagging up the UK spelling of words as incorrect.

[CaptainThunder]

Originally Posted by CrazyLee

There's not that much differance in the spoken language. But written it is. I get sick of MS-Word flagging up the UK spelling of words as incorrect.

Yeah, you're right there. I still don't think that spelling alone merits that the two dialects be studied separately, though.

[GothLoli]

Originally Posted by CrazyLee

There's not that much differance in the spoken language. But written it is. I get sick of MS-Word flagging up the UK spelling of words as incorrect.

I seriously know how you feel there, typical MS word scenario:
Colour (red underline) correction=color...NOOOOO!

[Kinsora]

1. apart from the pronunciation, there really is little difference between the 2.
2. i can help you learn AMERICAN english, if that is what you so wish to call it.


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