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Hi,
Does anyone know of a library or bit of code that converts British English to American English and vice versa?
I don't imagine there's too many differences (some examples that come to mind are doughnut/donut, colour/color, grey/gray, localised/localized...
Started by Graphain on
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I think....
Britain is very Americanised anyway, we accept sillyThe difference between UK and US English is far greater than just a difference in spelling as ease with the site language.
To British English, I personally wouldn't bother.
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Hey everyone. I thought there would be already many threads like that, but there wasn't any. I would like to also ask for which one you're using, but it might be against forum rules to start a poll and ask questions on the same thread.
I want to know ...
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I can almost always tell a British English writer even without the use of obvious idioms be somewhat easier for a British....
I find that the SF and fantasy material I write .
Even though I am British I use American English.
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VS2008 Code Analysis will flag a spelling mistake in an identifier using the IdentifiersShouldBeSpelledCorrectly warning type.
This process is using an American dictionary by default because words are being flagged that are correctly spelt using the British...
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British English spellchecking..
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Do you consider yourself English or British?
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I no longer live in the....
British
"Under Milk Wood" Dylan Thomas
http://www.youtube.com/watch ! Any forms that I fill in I put what was said on my army records,British/English I consider myself.
Born Bred,and Choice.
English.
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Dear Friends:
There are many websites devoted to the differences of opinion/spelling of commonly used words on both sides of the Atlantic. I will offer just a smattering for you...in Alpha order not necessarily in order of preference:
American British...
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English American
anaemia anemia
analyse analyze
apologise apologize
axe ax
catalogue catalog hundred fifty new words to....
Don (IMG: http ) a fEW more.
The online OED has both American and English, which may be a decent standard to query.
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Hello. As the title says, I would like to know which English is better to use on m games, British or American? Or both? Thank you.
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It wouldn't be all that great if you did the game in British English but threw in several personally use ....
While British English is more familiar with.
) I'd say American English.
And then I'd recommend Japanese...
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Posted Yesterday, 11:38 AM
Hello. As the title says, I would like to know which English is better to use on m games, British or American? Or both? Thank you.
Started by D4RknEZz on
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(this is why I wouldn....
While British English is more widespread, I'd think (although I'm not completely sure in British English but threw in several American words, simply because you did not realize that they were American.
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While there are certainly many more varieties of English, American and British English are the two varieties that are taught in most ESL/EFL programs. Generally, it is agreed that no one version is "correct" however, there are certainly preferences in...
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"brada" ~ More usual in daily British....
American English :
Brother , we say it Brader....(sorry for my bad phonetic word)
in British English bad phonetic word)
in British English :
Brother , we say it Brada...
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EDL join British Freedom Party
unlucky muslims try another country to take over LOL
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Promote British values and assimilation, rather than multiculturalism.
Educational establishment.
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Perhaps this question is probably more appropriate for international writers who don't have English as your native language, but native English writers are free to join too.
In which style of English do you write in more often? Do you think that each ...
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Aside from the spelling differences, I'm not sure what the other differences are between American English and BritishIn countries that....
I suppose I always use American English.
English, a derivative of British English.
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