How can Americans explain this?

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The irony is that American english is the more traditional form.

i can't understand you, I only speak Murican.

Niggers

>simplified
>removing u's and using z instead of s on certain words
really brits the bong

>Colouour

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But then again, fuck does a 56%er know about traditions, you are a nation built by losers that couldn't survive in their native lands. Kek.

One language is free and the other one requires a license.

g'outta'ere fore i bop ya one on ya cheeky head ya bloody facckin wanker

The English are a hidebound and stagnate society utterly devoid of innovation and vitality, while the Americans have moved into the future.

Noice.

Top kek

based gaben actually making portuguese language represented with portuguese flag and not Brazil

>9gag watermark

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underrated

real english
>I have got 5 dollars

toddler english
>I have 5 dollars

In some ther areas of your shithole
>I gots dem 5 dollahs

and it is beautiful

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>I was only nine years old
>I loved Shrek so much, I owned all the movies and merchandise
>I pray to Shrek every night, thanking him for the life I have been given
>"Shrek is love", I say, "Shrek is life"
>My dad hears me and calls me a faggot
>He is obviously jealous of my devotion to Shrek
>I called him a cunt
>He slaps me and sends me to my room
>I am crying now, because my face hurts
>I go into my bed and it is very cold
>I feel a warmth moving towards me
>I fell something touch me
>It's Shrek
>I am so happy
>He whispers into my ear, "This is my swamp"
>He grabs me with his powerful ogre hands and puts me on my hands and knees
>I'm ready
>I spread my ass cheeks for Shrek
>He penetrates my butthole
>It hurts so much, but I do it for Shrek
>I can feel my anus tearing as my eyes start to water
>I push against his force
>I want to please Shrek
>He roars a mighty roar as he fills my butt with his love
>My dad walks in
>Shrek looks him deep in the eyes and says, "It's all ogre now"
>Shrek leaves through my window
Shrek is love, Shrek is life.

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>Sweden talking shit about other nations
how about you fix your own country first

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He's right.
livescience.com/33652-americans-brits-accents.html

Its not entirely wrong.
The differences between written American english and written British English are mostly due to Mirriam Webster attempting to make the English Orthography more phonetic.
Obviously it still isn't phonetic, but ussually the American spellings are more phonetic than the british spelling

wtf i love shrek now

Toddlers are smarter than Adults in America?

It's either "I got $5", if one was talking about a story where they got $5, or "I have $5", if they're talking about how much money they have.

>traditional

KEK no more popular maybe

British English is convoluted with rules.

American English simplified and eliminated silly rules (flavour vs flavor)

They use different spellings from each other, such as Color vs Colour, or Grey vs Gray.

Memes. Memes everywhere

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We had to change of few things.

Since we were to be the alpha nation, we couldn't sound all faggy.

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I drive a cR

duuuuuuuurrrrrrr

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>Iberian trying to lecture on proper English Grammer.
"I have got 5 dollars" is overcomplicated and unessesary.
"I have 5 dollars" sounds better and makes more sense.

>accent