NES2 V - The Great Game.

[alex994]

You're from India! NO wait! Russia!

 

[Thlayli]

Ah, but a majority of English-speakers use American English, therefore making it correct.

 

[BananaLee]

No.
THe USA has 297 million people. However, the Commonwealth of Nations has 1.7 billion people (30% of the world population) and in all those nations, the Queen's English is an official language.

 

[alex994]

And also English taught in China is the Queen's English, not American English

 

[BananaLee]

God Shave the Queen!

and I'm not from India. Or Russia...

 

[North King]

Furthermore, in NES2 V, American English doesn't exist.

 

[MjM]

It should. It is superiror. Have you rejoined NK?

 

[North King]

Nope. Was gonna, but someone betrayed me already. Doesn't take twenty seconds for you people to tell everyone in the world where a person plans to rebel, you know.

 

[Thlayli]

Shades of gray people, shades of gray.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_and_British_English_differences

But if we separate English into 4 major dialects, American, Australian, British, and Canadian, American comes out on top.

Nk...rebel somewhere else, please.

 

[North King]

Oh, but I can't decide where. Major obstacle, that is.

 

[BananaLee]

Shades of gray people, shades of gray.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_and_British_English_differences

But if we separate English into 4 major dialects, American, Australian, British, and Canadian, American comes out on top.

Nk...rebel somewhere else, please.

If you want to break it into dialects, you can further divide AMerican spoken english into tons of different things. Bronx dialect, Midwest dialect, Southern dialect, Sanfran dialect.. Just to name a few..

 

[Thlayli]

Well, Europe is kind of exhausted, but Asia, Africa, and the Americas remain ripe with possibility.

Persia isn't though. Not even the slightest bit.

 

[Thlayli]

If you want to break it into dialects, you can further divide AMerican spoken english into tons of different things. Bronx dialect, Midwest dialect, Southern dialect, Sanfran dialect.. Just to name a few..

Oh, but Britain has even more. Cockney, Highlands, Welsh, East Anglican, Midlands, Manx, Mid-Ulster English, Estuary, Brummie...to name a few.

We're talking major dialects.

 

[BananaLee]

Well, written English is still standard Queen's English. Plus, more people use the Oxford or Cambridge dictionary rather than the Webster's.

 

[Kozmos]

*lights up a smoke*

 

[blackheart]

Spammage.

You can always join me in rebelling against the HRE, North King.

 

[Disenfrancised]

Ah, but a majority of English-speakers use American English, therefore making it correct.

That is some brillent logic there Thlayli; I mean wowzers

Anyway Received Pronunciation FTW and lets leave it at that

 

[silver 2039]

Americans are idiots who can't speak English properly. Who invented the bloody language anyway? The British! Therfore the Queen's English is the one true English you ignorant bloody Americans.

 

[MjM]

Quiet Injun.

 

[Reno]

Now, now gentleman. Let's just calm down. Put the guns down, nice and easy. (In other words let's just try to stay on the topic)

@Bananalee Singapore is what i remember.