Deos badd speling ennoy yu tath muhc?
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[QUOTE="amob"][QUOTE="UbAdm"][QUOTE="amob"]not really, but i don't like it when i see "loose" for lose and "colour" for color. Treflis
"Colour" is the British spelling.
American's spell it "color"
I know that, but it doesnt make it right. it makes me pronounce it "colure" instead of the correct way when i read it.
So basically unless it is simplyfied english( american english) it's wrong?
are you trying to make this into some kind of U.S. vs Britian thing? all i'm saying is that inserting u's where they don't belong disrupts my reading by making me pronounce color incorrectly.
[QUOTE="Treflis"][QUOTE="amob"][QUOTE="UbAdm"][QUOTE="amob"]not really, but i don't like it when i see "loose" for lose and "colour" for color. amob
"Colour" is the British spelling.
American's spell it "color"
I know that, but it doesnt make it right. it makes me pronounce it "colure" instead of the correct way when i read it.
So basically unless it is simplyfied english( american english) it's wrong?
are you trying to make this into some kind of U.S. vs Britian thing? all i'm saying is that inserting u's where they don't belong disrupts my reading by making me pronounce color incorrectly.
No, your post just implyed that the British English was wrong in comparrison to the American English, something I found rather peculiar and a little illogical as both are infact English. So I asked just out of curiousity and to get to the root of your previous statement.
[QUOTE="amob"][QUOTE="Treflis"][QUOTE="amob"][QUOTE="UbAdm"][QUOTE="amob"]not really, but i don't like it when i see "loose" for lose and "colour" for color. Treflis
"Colour" is the British spelling.
American's spell it "color"
I know that, but it doesnt make it right. it makes me pronounce it "colure" instead of the correct way when i read it.
So basically unless it is simplyfied english( american english) it's wrong?
are you trying to make this into some kind of U.S. vs Britian thing? all i'm saying is that inserting u's where they don't belong disrupts my reading by making me pronounce color incorrectly.
No, your post just implyed that the British English was wrong in comparrison to the American English, something I found rather peculiar and a little illogical as both are infact English. So I asked just out of curiousity and to get to the root of your previous statement.i'll give you another roll eyes emoticon for this reply as you are still trying to ignite an argument that i accidentily started by writing that i don't think something is right b/c somebody uses it officially.
and here is another one for your reply to this post as i don't have time to check this board anymore.
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