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the-seraphic-book-of-eloy: Brazilian Tupinambás welcoming a Frenchman, 1580.- John White (c. 1540 – c. 1593) was an English artist, and an early pioneer of English efforts to settle the New World.
In 1776 the American colonies declared independence from our English rulers. English oppressors like Adele Stephens. (To be honest, if Adele ordered me around I would probably love it.) Where was I? Let freedom ring!
Word List: List of North American Car Manufacturers
Kate Beckinsale (born Kathrin Beckinsale), English actress married to American film director Len Wiseman best known for the Underworld series. Daughter of actor Richard Beckinsale and actress Judy Loe. She has worked occasionally as a model. Bottom pictur
vuri: I really want to try drawing a short fan comic one day, like just a couple pages. And I want England to be in it. But dialogue is hard, and on top of that keeping track of the differences in British vs American English is hard, and …basically
Abby Lee and Victoria Daniels in ‘Squirtual’ at VIPissy.comPee Pervert Abby Lee is a blend of many charms rolled into one girl. She speaks with an American English accent, she has an impeccable physique, and she’s a very capable pisser.
lavidapoliglota: learnbritishenglish:Please see this excellent visual with colour showing word stress in British and U.S. pronunciation of English words: http://www.learnbritishenglish.co.uk/british-vs-american-english-word-stress-visual/ another intere
transiences:andywooo:animeasuka:wafflesforstephanie:yosb: welcome to harvard: linguistics 101 Is this reality? Abso-fucking-lutely. yo the word fucking is actually really interesting because it’s one of american english’s only infixes YES
neyruto: i dont know if american english teachers realize more books have been written since pride and prejudice? like, naruto?
languagebender: languagebender: why divide people by unrational things when you COULD divide them by whether their word for cotton candy is valid or not ? examples: american english: cotton candy ✅ good british english: fairy floss ❌ not valid
son-of-drogo:sinothetimes:tiktoks-for-tired-tots:I think what really makes this is that his American accent is perfect, he clearly has no issues with English, it’s just that the way we spell words is complete bullshit.This is me trying to learn
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!! Burn.
sandandglass: Insane people get angry about a Coke ad in which America the Beautiful is sung in different languages. Apparently you’re only allowed to be American if you speak English. Link to the ad if you haven’t seen it. ‘Murrica does it
alleoop: chisanaai: dnotive: oh. OH. #SHOTSFIRED
ofgeography: agentcruller: sewickedthread: perilegs: copperbadge: minnielikes: galesofnovember: liketheghost: so is it a thing in (american) english to use “texas” as a word for like, something that’s out of control or chaotic, or as like,
theweirdwideweb:This cracks me up. So at my job I have to answer emails from all over the world and sometimes people in other countries have a strange grasp on american english. I’ve been called things like “My Lord” etc. Today we got
quickweaves: Being southern is really funny cause were inherently fake as hell “bless your heart” is THE shadiest sentence in the entire lexicon of americanized english
groovychainsaws: American education
galesofnovember: liketheghost: so is it a thing in (american) english to use “texas” as a word for like, something that’s out of control or chaotic, or as like, “crazy”? like “that party last weekend was totally texas!” because that
2sober4dis: minnielikes: galesofnovember: liketheghost: so is it a thing in (american) english to use “texas” as a word for like, something that’s out of control or chaotic, or as like, “crazy”? like “that party last weekend was totally
ttotheaffy: shiphassailed: tigerpellets: I NEVER KNEW THIS I NEVER KNEW THAT WAS WHAT AMERICANS MEANT WHEN THEY SAID “QUITE” WHY DIDN’T ANYBODY TELL ME SUDDENLY THAT ONE SONG THAT GOES “HELLO I MISS YOU QUITE TERRIBLY” MAKES LIKE A MILLION
genbai: Full version of “Let me drive my van into your heart” in Latin American Spanish, with Greg Universe (Feat. Steven, the gems and Connie) Enjoy :D
sewickedthread: perilegs: copperbadge: minnielikes: galesofnovember: liketheghost: so is it a thing in (american) english to use “texas” as a word for like, something that’s out of control or chaotic, or as like, “crazy”? like “that
zohbugg: mydrunkkitchen: tyleroakley: “Girl Speaks Gibberish With Perfect Accents To Show What Languages Sound Like To Foreigners” I love this? I ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOW WHAT AMERICAN ENGLISH SOUNDS LIKE TO OTHER PEOPLE.
Stop equating "proper" English to Standard American English. African American Vernacular English is just as proper.
nakedxxxcelebs: Emily Ratajkowski
At last, switching majors to American English and learning their culture has lead me to this moment.
wulphire: At last, switching majors to American English and learning their culture has lead me to this moment.
mortisia: GhostIn folklore, mythology, and modern media such as literary fiction, a ghost (sometimes known as a spectre (British English) or specter (American English), phantom, apparition or spook) is the soul or spirit of a dead person or animal that
minnielikes: galesofnovember: liketheghost: so is it a thing in (american) english to use “texas” as a word for like, something that’s out of control or chaotic, or as like, “crazy”? like “that party last weekend was totally texas!” because
copperbadge: minnielikes: galesofnovember: liketheghost: so is it a thing in (american) english to use “texas” as a word for like, something that’s out of control or chaotic, or as like, “crazy”? like “that party last weekend was totally
lacommunedeparis: can you reblog and tag this with where you live, your native language and the sound you make when calling cats? like what do you say to a cat when you want it to come?
Ch.6 of AHS:Roanoke feels really really staged and forced. And Sarah Paulson’s English accent is just god awful.
crazyloststar: galesofnovember: liketheghost: so is it a thing in (american) english to use “texas” as a word for like, something that’s out of control or chaotic, or as like, “crazy”? like “that party last weekend was totally texas!”
gregorgregor: crazyloststar: galesofnovember: liketheghost: so is it a thing in (american) english to use “texas” as a word for like, something that’s out of control or chaotic, or as like, “crazy”? like “that party last weekend was totally
cantankerousquince: Eddie Izzard on American English vs British English
idunnoausersname: libertarirynn: languagebender: languagebender: why divide people by unrational things when you COULD divide them by whether their word for cotton candy is valid or not ? examples: american english: cotton candy ✅ good british
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thegeekmaster: transiences: andywooo: animeasuka: wafflesforstephanie: yosb: welcome to harvard: linguistics 101 Is this reality? Abso-fucking-lutely. yo the word fucking is actually really interesting because it’s one of american english’s
deathsmonocle: szarabasjka: ilovecharts: A quick look at British and American spelling American english is like real english but badly spelled… learnt
motivationforfitness: 2sober4dis: minnielikes: galesofnovember: liketheghost: so is it a thing in (american) english to use “texas” as a word for like, something that’s out of control or chaotic, or as like, “crazy”? like “that party
Eddie Izzard on the differences between British and American English
berenswick: languagebender: languagebender: why divide people by unrational things when you COULD divide them by whether their word for cotton candy is valid or not ? examples: american english: cotton candy ✅ good british english: fairy floss ❌
what-even-is-thiss: perilegs: copperbadge: minnielikes: galesofnovember: liketheghost: so is it a thing in (american) english to use “texas” as a word for like, something that’s out of control or chaotic, or as like, “crazy”? like “that
ENGLish comes from ENGLAnd dumb America
yourfandomsucks: What American English sounds like to non-English speakers Prisecolinensinenciousol, a parody by Adriano Celentano for the Italian TV programme Mileluci is sung entirely in gibberish designed to sound like American English. If you’ve
hqlle: jamesdeenhateclub: americans are u aware that ur using the word wrong man shut up i swearta god with yall lil ugly hard ass cookies Actually, In Australia/UK, its like this:American = biscuit - UK/Aus = Scone (pronounced Sc-on in AUS)American
So, the New York Times put up this quiz where they try to predict where you’re from based on you American English dialect. Apparently, I’m either from New York, Pembroke Pines, or Yonkers. I’m gonna go with New York now. :3
