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ouch wrote:
AdoreMonsoon wrote:
ouch wrote:
AdoreMonsoon wrote:
w- what? 
Our taco is not the same as normal taco
Ahhh, yeah, the Mexican taco it's softer and the American, like, taco bell taco it's crunchy, right?
Im not american or mexican
I eat taco in a tortilla (big one) minced meat with taco spice, corn, salsa, salad, grated cheese, sour cream
that sounds normal but 
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BloomCissi wrote:
Quinzelle wrote:
there's probably all sorts for British/English people. 
we're not as polite as people think, our humour is dark af, idk. 

I can't really think of them off the top of my head.

ummm we're the only ones that still use the proper English spellings - most countries learning English get taught the American ways ?? idk
Hahaha, I love that. But yes, British spelling is superior.

It honestly is, i feel like British English is more interesting than American English.
Date: 22-10-2020 18:05
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ouch wrote:
Quinzelle wrote:
there's probably all sorts for British/English people. 
we're not as polite as people think, our humour is dark af, idk. 

I can't really think of them off the top of my head.

ummm we're the only ones that still use the proper English spellings - most countries learning English get taught the American ways ?? idk
Oh hmm where r u from, in norway we get taught british english, I could imagine most of europe do but mby not
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Snusmumrikken wrote:
AdoreMonsoon wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
wait are you from venezuela? 
yes 🤠
i have a friend from venezuela.. i'm trying to think about weird things he say and do lmao.. hmm.. 


well, in Norway and Finland in particular we don't .. you might have seen memes like this: 


the finnish bus stop (same in norway) 
Covid safe before it existed
Date: 22-10-2020 18:07
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ouch wrote:
Quinzelle wrote:
there's probably all sorts for British/English people. 
we're not as polite as people think, our humour is dark af, idk. 

I can't really think of them off the top of my head.

ummm we're the only ones that still use the proper English spellings - most countries learning English get taught the American ways ?? idk
Oh hmm where r u from, in norway we get taught british english, I could imagine most of europe do but mby not
I'm from England... as an English person
Date: 22-10-2020 18:07
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ouch wrote:
AdoreMonsoon wrote:
ouch wrote:
Our taco is not the same as normal taco
Ahhh, yeah, the Mexican taco it's softer and the American, like, taco bell taco it's crunchy, right?
Im not american or mexican
I eat taco in a tortilla (big one) minced meat with taco spice, corn, salsa, salad, grated cheese, sour cream
that sounds normal but 

Oh, the wheat ones? like, the soft wheat tortilla?
Date: 22-10-2020 18:08
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BloomCissi wrote:
Quinzelle wrote:
ouch wrote:
Quinzelle wrote:
there's probably all sorts for British/English people. 
we're not as polite as people think, our humour is dark af, idk. 

I can't really think of them off the top of my head.

ummm we're the only ones that still use the proper English spellings - most countries learning English get taught the American ways ?? idk
Oh hmm where r u from, in norway we get taught british english, I could imagine most of europe do but mby not
I'm from England... as an English person
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ouch wrote:
Quinzelle wrote:
ouch wrote:
Quinzelle wrote:
there's probably all sorts for British/English people. 
we're not as polite as people think, our humour is dark af, idk. 

I can't really think of them off the top of my head.

ummm we're the only ones that still use the proper English spellings - most countries learning English get taught the American ways ?? idk
Oh hmm where r u from, in norway we get taught british english, I could imagine most of europe do but mby not
I'm from England... as an English person
Oh weird, I see many ppl get taight british english, tho most ppl tend to lean towards the american spellings or words because media is more often in american 
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ouch wrote:
AdoreMonsoon wrote:
ouch wrote:
AdoreMonsoon wrote:
Ahhh, yeah, the Mexican taco it's softer and the American, like, taco bell taco it's crunchy, right?
Im not american or mexican
I eat taco in a tortilla (big one) minced meat with taco spice, corn, salsa, salad, grated cheese, sour cream
that sounds normal but 

Oh, the wheat ones? like, the soft wheat tortilla?
Yeah
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ouch wrote:
AdoreMonsoon wrote:
ouch wrote:
Im not american or mexican
I eat taco in a tortilla (big one) minced meat with taco spice, corn, salsa, salad, grated cheese, sour cream
that sounds normal but 

Oh, the wheat ones? like, the soft wheat tortilla?
Yeah

Ohhhh, yes, I love those ones, so delicious. 
Date: 22-10-2020 18:10
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ouch wrote:
Quinzelle wrote:
ouch wrote:
Oh hmm where r u from, in norway we get taught british english, I could imagine most of europe do but mby not
I'm from England... as an English person
Oh weird, I see many ppl get taight british english, tho most ppl tend to lean towards the american spellings or words because media is more often in american 
hmm maybe? 
I've more just noticed it on VP that most people here are European but seldom use the British spellings or they use an odd mixture of both. I just assumed it meant they were taught the American ways / had self-taught from social media. 

That and - every kind of computer software always says my spelling is wrong... when I'm spelling it correctly and the British way... even when I set it to English (UK) ; - ; !
Date: 22-10-2020 18:11
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ouch wrote:
AdoreMonsoon wrote:
ouch wrote:
AdoreMonsoon wrote:

Oh, the wheat ones? like, the soft wheat tortilla?
Yeah

Ohhhh, yes, I love those ones, so delicious. 
Some of them taste bad but the cheap ones r ok
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wug wrote:
ouch wrote:
Quinzelle wrote:
there's probably all sorts for British/English people. 
we're not as polite as people think, our humour is dark af, idk. 

I can't really think of them off the top of my head.

ummm we're the only ones that still use the proper English spellings - most countries learning English get taught the American ways ?? idk
Oh hmm where r u from, in norway we get taught british english, I could imagine most of europe do but mby not
nah we're taught american english but i will not 
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BloomCissi wrote:
Quinzelle wrote:
BloomCissi wrote:
Quinzelle wrote:
there's probably all sorts for British/English people. 
we're not as polite as people think, our humour is dark af, idk. 

I can't really think of them off the top of my head.

ummm we're the only ones that still use the proper English spellings - most countries learning English get taught the American ways ?? idk
Hahaha, I love that. But yes, British spelling is superior.
always!! 

it's the only thing I can think of xD. Most of what I can think of are stereotypes rather than complete differences. 

ummm we celebrate Christmas on the 25th, not the 24th (I know that's a big difference between ppl on VP, usually between Europeans tho I think)
It looks so ugly without the u in words like colour and neighbour, like why would you do that??

Yeah, at least in the Nordic countries Christmas is celebrated on the 24th.
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Date: 22-10-2020 18:12
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ouch wrote:
Quinzelle wrote:
ouch wrote:
Quinzelle wrote:
I'm from England... as an English person
Oh weird, I see many ppl get taight british english, tho most ppl tend to lean towards the american spellings or words because media is more often in american 
hmm maybe? 
I've more just noticed it on VP that most people here are European but seldom use the British spellings or they use an odd mixture of both. I just assumed it meant they were taught the American ways / had self-taught from social media. 

That and - every kind of computer software always says my spelling is wrong... when I'm spelling it correctly and the British way... even when I set it to English (UK) ; - ; !
Ahhh, yeah, I assume most ppl have been taught british but when all ur input is american, its easy to get a mix of both or just american ig
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