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I don't have any good argument why, besides the one that in non-English speaking countries, English == British English. Same for Spanish, when I'm talking abou
by krzyk 9y ago
I don't have any good argument why, besides the one that in non-English speaking countries, English == British English.
Same for Spanish, when I'm talking about that language it doesn't even cross my mind that someone might think Mexican Spanish.
But English is not my first language so it may be different e.g. for Americans.
- clort 9y agoWell ok, but British English is composed at least of Scottish English, Yuppie English, Townie English, Farmers English, Northern English, Black Country English, The Queens English and also I'm not sure about Newcastle-upon-Tyne if thats related or a completely separate language.