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 LOL so true an confusing when English is not your first language hahaha
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You know you're English when you just want to explain those differences properly, lol
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oohhhh yeah!
its soooooooo true
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THOUGH MY HOMELAND'S ALREADY USING ENGLISH AS A MEDIUM OF COMMUNICATION IN THE CENTER OF BUSINESS AND COMMERCIALIZATION, I'M STILL EXPERIENCING THE "TIP-OF-THE-TONGUE" PHENOMENON THAT I CAN'T FIND THE APPROPRIATE WORDS TO SUIT WHAT I REALLY WANT TO SAY. HELP ME GRAMMAR 101! RIGHT NOW, I RE-READ THIS FOR SEVERAL TIMES BEFORE HITTING THE POST BUTTON. (just-a-dull-in-english)
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haha ... yes OK I am from the UK ... its not crazy whatsoever !!! just a lil quirky !!!
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crypticneophyte wrote:THOUGH MY HOMELAND'S ALREADY USING ENGLISH AS A MEDIUM OF COMMUNICATION IN THE CENTER OF BUSINESS AND COMMERCIALIZATION, I'M STILL EXPERIENCING THE "TIP-OF-THE-TONGUE" PHENOMENON THAT I CAN'T FIND THE APPROPRIATE WORDS TO SUIT WHAT I REALLY WANT TO SAY. HELP ME GRAMMAR 101! RIGHT NOW, I RE-READ THIS FOR SEVERAL TIMES BEFORE HITTING THE POST BUTTON. (just-a-dull-in-english) Wow, someone from my country. Since my first language is English and i am quite eloquent and good in grammar, maybe i could help you and in return you help me learn our own language? I have been through hell and back just trying to learn it and no luck. And English is a great language, its easy and very useful since everyone kinda understands the whole concept of it 
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Then there is American English which often spells and pronunciates words differently than the English speaking English.
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I do not really speak English... I speak American! Semper Fi! Hooah! God bless my troops! God bless the USA!
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katiekate wrote:Wow, someone from my country. Since my first language is English and i am quite eloquent and good in grammar, maybe i could help you and in return you help me learn our own language? I have been through hell and back just trying to learn it and no luck. And English is a great language, its easy and very useful since everyone kinda understands the whole concept of it YES...I WOULD LOVE THAT "KATIEKATE" ;)
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Why isn't through spelled thru and two spelled tu. what's with threw, through, to, two, and too?
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Abbey wrote:Why isn't through spelled thru and two spelled tu. what's with threw, through, to, two, and too? It IS spelled tu, twice. But only in tutu.
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