What is the difference?

[Hummer]

Anybody know what are the differences between American English, British English, and Australian English?

[vipshams]

Anybody know what are the differences between American English, British English, and Australian English?

You can easily find by : English Grammar in USE.
(Check Google.com)



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[Hummer]

You can easily find by : English Grammar in USE.
(Check Google.com)



sincers vipshams


It's litlle bit had to know that all

[mahmut]

Anybody know what are the differences between American English, British English, and Australian English?
Spoken accent differs a lot. Also between others e.g. Scottish, Welsh, New Zealand as well.

There are also some minor spelling differences e.g. colour->color, s->z, etc.

[Guardian]

Spoken accent differs a lot. Also between others e.g. Scottish, Welsh, New Zealand as well.

There are also some minor spelling differences e.g. colour->color, s->z, etc.


there is also another word that is spelled like 'shite' in australian language, that is completely nonscence here.

another diffference is AU, American English Dilaects are very hormonic in speech, but British one.

Joe

[etchgow]

written language differs a bit. in America, you write anesthesia, in England you write anaesthesia.. The pronouncations also differ. "Either" is read in America as "I-Other", but in England it is read as "E-ETHER". English also tend to use several words of Latin origin whereas Americans don't know Latin much so they prefer simpler words and acronyms.