Do you prefer American English or British English?

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junyin

2011-1-22 03:01 AM

I prefer British English

小宏子

2011-1-27 02:00 AM

1. British English

恋仇.樱枫

2011-1-28 04:34 PM

British English

PAPI

2011-1-29 04:39 AM

american eng for me =D
but im learning britian eng -.-
btw these two eng some words r same.
dun confuse bout it then ok d -.-
keke.

so,,, "tang guo" is "candy" or "sugar" xDDD??
keke.

DejaVu26

2011-1-29 01:23 PM

so,,, "tang guo" is "candy" or "sugar" xDDD??
keke.
PAPI 发表于 2011-1-29 04:39 AM

tang guo = sugar : Neither British Nor American,
tang guo = sugar : Malaysia Boleh English

超人S110

2011-2-1 03:24 PM

For me, both American English and British English are almost the same. But, I am more get used to British English because we actually using British English here.

m6n9d60201

2011-2-7 05:10 PM

回复 314# PAPI

hahha.. tangguo is candy..sugar is those that we used as ingredients like those powder sugar.. you don't use sugar as tangguo.. later if u say i'm eating sugar, people will thought you're literally eating those powdered sugar O_O!

PAPI

2011-2-7 06:05 PM

回复 317# m6n9d60201

ahahahahhahahahahahahahahaha!!!
ofcoz i'd not xDD
waitttt....
last comment had a mistake
i mean
"tang guo" is "sweet" or "candy" ==
OMG i typed sugarrrrrrrrr ==

Vex

2011-2-7 08:03 PM

actually what's the difference between American english and British english ?

m6n9d60201

2011-2-8 02:39 AM

回复 318# PAPI

hahahhaha!!!! funny!! well..sweet also can.. but the most appropriate is candy. =) sweet is more to describing.

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