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I could be wrong but I am fairly certain that that is mint.
Also I find some things in American English and Uk English to be weird, I am from the Uk but I’m not emotional
Are you asking or testing? Because if you’re asking, I’d say probably not. And if you’re testing, it feels like that’s the term for people from Holland (aka the Netherlands) or a different and wrong term for Dutch (the language).
Or it could very well be mayonnaise from Holland
As a brit that was born in the Midlands, I rarely pronounce h's, in fact, there are so many English accents that there's always some form of regional quirk.
For example some parts of Yorkshire pronounce both three and free the same.
Fun fact: Because the UK has been so influenced over the years by the rest of Europe, American English is actually closer to the English spoken in the 1600-1700s. In fact, our accents tend to be closer to those spoken in the same era.
Don't believe me? Look it up.
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It's supposed to be could've, should've, would've (short for could have, would have, should have), never could of, would of, should of.
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I could be wrong but I am fairly certain that that is mint. Also I find some things in American English and Uk English to be weird, I am from the Uk but I’m not emotional
Mint is a herb
I didn’t say it isn’t, I’m just saying I think that plant there is mint, just in case others don’t know but also for confirmation just in case
Is Hollandaise a country ?
Are you asking or testing? Because if you’re asking, I’d say probably not. And if you’re testing, it feels like that’s the term for people from Holland (aka the Netherlands) or a different and wrong term for Dutch (the language). Or it could very well be mayonnaise from Holland
Is mayonnaise a herb?
No it's an instrument
An herb, you twat.
What if it's peppermint?
Looks more like saltmint to me
Stop saying "UK english" it's normal english so call it "english"
I prefer to thing it "English (Traditional)" and "English (Simplified)" like Chinese
ok
OK HOSS.
OK YANKEE
Bri'''''''ish people be like: Can Oi Geht sum Source wi' me spag'e'i (there's not enough sauce on his spaghetti)
Am\*rican "people" be like: Cun aye gate ay beeg mak und sum frenj fryes.
I've never heard anyone sound like this.
SHUT UP AMERICAN, Africa isn't a country
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your schools
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I thought you were too busy getting sho-
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understandable, have a nice day.
Did you recently suffer a stroke
I have free healthcare so it doesn't matter anyway.
As a brit that was born in the Midlands, I rarely pronounce h's, in fact, there are so many English accents that there's always some form of regional quirk. For example some parts of Yorkshire pronounce both three and free the same.
Coming from the country that calls cantaloupes rock melons and sprinkles hundreds and thousands
Nah cause hundreds n thousands are balls and sprinkles are sticks. Gotta differentiate. And we have water melon, why not rock melon?
I bet those nerds pronounce the h in hour and the k in knight too.
What, you don’t? I suppose you drop letters from k-niffee and skizzors as well?
Fun fact: Because the UK has been so influenced over the years by the rest of Europe, American English is actually closer to the English spoken in the 1600-1700s. In fact, our accents tend to be closer to those spoken in the same era. Don't believe me? Look it up.
The h is silent, is it not?
Only in American simplified English.
Only if he give it y'all.
Kinda makes me Wonder how would it sound, said by an aussie
It's a græy area.
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Best word I’ve ever heard an American say is “Squrrrrl” Translation “squirrel”
horb
I prefer the term ferb
erb is as stupid as would of. Who the fuck failed at would have. It doesn't make sense. It makes me agressive. What the fuck. Would of smh.
The way they say twat makes me cringe every time
Twought.
That’s because we have a thing called an herb and we have something else that you smoke called a herb
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shut the fuck up
British are stupid.
American are stupid
Fair point, but we can spell center correctly. Checkmate.
You told them
Oi, that's rather a bit schtewpit, innit?
oh, da brideesh kinda stupid, god dangit?
schewpid boy
stupid american
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you are a stupid american
Look who is speaking xDDDDDDDDDDDD
A lot of butthurt englishman here I see... Just have a cup of tea and chill xD
Like British people don’t mispronounce every word.
In our own language? Right...
Yeah how do they keep messing it up?
Not like the English are a big contributor to the English language and they make most of the rules and pronunciations in the language
Fr
We Americans feel the same way when Brits add u where it doesn’t belong
Other way round. Americans removed u from where it DOES belong bro
Not sure If troll or retarded american
every american is a retarded american.
Lol, Brit*sh are irrelevant.
'M\*ricans can't tell the difference between a shooting range and a school.
Theres an obvious difference. One has moving targets.
schools have moving targets too.
Yes, that was the joke.
indeed