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[yuki]

Americans and the English spell realised/realized differently

There's only one way to spell "Realized".

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[lu1g1]

i think we "realized" asshat

[Darius]

There's only one way to spell "Realized".

I beg to differ.

Realise = correct in the UK, Australia, and other English-speaking nations using the English style of spelling.

Realize = American.

[Jannet]

I beg to differ.

Realise = correct in the UK, Australia, and other English-speaking nations using the English style of spelling.

Realize = American.

American has the same literature as UK.

[Darius]

American has the same literature as UK.

They spell some words slightly differently.

Here, i'll put it in big letters for you: http://img211.imageshack.us/img211/78/63606093mn2.png

[yuki]

They spell some words slightly differently.

Here, i'll put it in big letters for you: http://img211.imageshack.us/img211/78/63606093mn2.png

Unless you're actually from the UK, you shouldn't have the audacity to say something so stupid. There is one way to spell "Realize", the laws of grammar do not change.

[Th3N1nj4]

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[tails]

They spell some words slightly differently.

Here, i'll put it in big letters for you: http://img211.imageshack.us/img211/78/63606093mn2.png

[Jervan]

Yuki means you can't spell "realize" as "realise" when trying to spell "realize" I think. Just like you can't spell "realise" as "realize" when trying to spell "realise". STRANGE STUFF.

[yuki]

Yuki means you can't spell "realize" as "realise" when trying to spell "realize" I think. Just like you can't spell "realise" as "realize" when trying to spell "realise". STRANGE STUFF.

I think I mean that "realise" is pronounced "Real-ice". Stop breaking the laws of grammar.

[Jervan]

You pronounce your S's too much then. Magic E makes the "ih" say "aye". Real-"ayese". Not real"ihce".

[Lt Chub Chub]

Whats Yuki mean by "laws of gramar" I thought we were talking about spelling. Any ways I'm not sure about realise but I know colour is spelt with out a "u" in the USA while it is spelt "colour" in Canada and the UK.

[Jervan]

Yeah, Americans stole our damn language.

[LilNick]

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[Packer]

Let me put this simply, you spell it how your country spells it. I spell Mum with a U and people understand that I'm talking about my mother, if you have a problem with the Wrong Way it is spelled, you're ether an American or a stodge.