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I’m a native Texan, also lived in CA, and “different to” also sounds somewhat foreign to me.
by bigyikes 4y ago
I’m a native Texan, also lived in CA, and “different to” also sounds somewhat foreign to me.
- silverpepsi 4y agoMidwest and I've definitely always believed "different to" was a British phrase and not even grammatical in US English (i.e. a native speaker who hadn't encountered it throughout life in UK publications would judge it as flat out wrong)
- fy20 4y agoNative Brit, never lived in USA, "different to" sounds like what the King would say.