British vs. American English

[Ed]

I know we've had discussions about the differences before. This list might be useful to any of you who are trying to write in for a different audience.

You Say Ladybug - We Say Ladybird
http://entertainment.timesonline.co.uk/ ... 341766.ece

I must say that I've made fried zucchini, but I'd never fry a courgette. It's almost that time of year.

Ed

[AThompson]

This is interesting....

Here in Canada, our spelling is basically British, but our slang and terminology is heavily influenced by America.


AThompson