Do you prefer British English or American English? Why?
Do you prefer British English or American English? Why?
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Carson Morris
American
British sounds gay as FUCK
Andrew Morris
English, English girls sound cute.
Anthony Richardson
Thanks Dutchbro
Gavin Watson
GenAm because britons are impolite and pretentious
Austin Martin
British sounds better when listening to an audio book or something
American sounds harsher and funnier and works better in comedy
Austin Garcia
british, sounds high class
Jacob Perry
don’t really care tbeeh. I do like English women with soft posh accents tho
Jose Taylor
For me, it's Aluminium
Logan Johnson
British. I dont know why but Im an absolute sucker for a good British accent they sound nice to me and kinda funny
Landon Green
American, they have normal and neutral accents, plus i prefer their vocabulary style, tho some british accents are really great, but they are few and far between and i wouldnt be able to tell where they are from, the more neutral the british accent is the more i like them, hate those over the top bri'ish ones
Carson Wright
British accents are better but American spelling is superior.
James Stewart
To be honest I use the two interchangeably, unless you mean spoken accent.
Xavier Reed
are you a pepega or something?
Justin Ross
Absolutely british
Dominic Miller
ye das rite pardner we speak with dem neutral accents n all here in amurica
Ryan Price
are there any non-natives on Zig Forums that sound like natives?
Kevin Reyes
Some is. I like "civilization" but "color" always makes me think of a kid typing. "Color" and "humor" always looks hilarious to me. So.... simplified.
Wyatt Jenkins
ill take pardner over got a fag innit
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Gavin King
Doesn't matter, we will all speak American English eventually. I spend so little time talking to other British people that Americanisms have begun creeping into my vocabulary, and I've even starting using words like "garbage", "diaper" and "truck" in real life.
Benjamin Miller
She cute
Jacob Parker
I like the straight-talking American accent, especially Texan accent.
Caleb Jenkins
>diaper
based
Ian Reed
Grayson Watson
Honestly there isn't that much of a difference(WW2 cooperative efforts and trans-Atlantic accent made by both our governments did this). Its the hick accents you have to look out for. Like those welsh in Britain and Appalachians in America.
Samuel Adams
American
Dylan Long
American if it’s spoken correctly. British because it almost never is.
Ayden Campbell
American English. It's out of habit, due to movies and video games. I like their accent better though.
Aiden Walker
British: Roman Empire
American: Vulgar barbarians at the gate
Chase Brooks
I’ve actually noticed Brits sounding like Americans more and more
Josiah Gomez
and that's a good thing