A to Z of The Queens English!

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[cooleo505]

I love this Queen Twish!!!

[twish1999]

@cooleo505

Thanks Tony!

:-)

[xpo50]

Im glad that in Canada we still speak proper English, not American English.

there is no reason to take the u out of favourite

[twish1999]

LOL!

[twish1999]

@disbuylshite

A tannoy is a set of speakers, for outside use

[disbuylshite]

@twish1999 What's a tannoy? XD

[thewhoppinator]

In the rural saskatchewan, I was simply amazed to find others who use many, many more "English" words. Bloody, for example, or gear lever, as well as trousers.

And the reason (I would say) that we canadians speak a more "english" way, is that we never had a war amed at killing the brits.

My opinion, mind you.

[twish1999]

Isn't it strange how Canadian English is more similar to the English English then American English!

LOL!

[xpo50]

I didnt realize how many similarities to English English that canadian English has

I say Yobbo, and rubbish, and nutter

i dont say loo, but i say toilet wierd

[twish1999]

:-)

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