Thread: Which English Do You Prefer?

Which English do you prefer? America Or British?



Personally I speak American English (Its easier, doesn't have words more than 3 syllables and one can get through any conversation by supplying "yeah, sure, nup ) but I use British English in formal communications.

What about you?

i prefer British English!!!

Originally Posted by govindseo

i prefer British English!!!

thanks for joing

As at work I use the Brittish variant, I would say I prefer it, though at times I comminicate in American with my friends

I prefer talking in American English.. but British English sounds poetic..

i also prefer American English is best for me...

Personally I speak American English. Im Asian American. but I like British English it's look high class than Amerian.....

Personally I speak American English too. I like British English though AME english is more relaxed I think.

n the UK, what we call biscuits, the Americans call cookies. To them, a biscuit is more like a savoury scone that you have with gravy.
I was in the USA a few years ago and I needed a knife and fork; I asked for cutlery which the waitress didn't understand. The Americans call it silverware. To me, that is what you'd call cutlery in an upmarket restaurant!

I prefer Brithish english in speaking and American in writing something.

we indians speak british english.
just because we have been familiar with british english for hundreds of years.

I'm wondering what's their differences? All I know is the accent on how their going to deliver their words.