lol...well...i'll start using regular english, from now on. Because we're at the English Forums..to teach english. So ...we have to teach the Regular English.

Elida wrote: Well..yeah...i know you were joking around...just wanted to know why. In my case it's the Irish blood, with a dash of Japanese ' sake '

Mike In Japan wrote: Hi Elida, welcome to the forums. Well, we were talking about irregular English usage, and Anonymous had made a post with a couple of irregularities in spelling; hough for though, and peole for people, which I used as an

Hi Elida, welcome to the forums. Well, we were talking about irregular English usage, and Anonymous had made a post with a couple of irregularities in spelling; hough for though, and peole for people, which I used as an example. Marvin then

can you guys explain yourself better?? Elida

So it is.

Mike In Japan wrote: Marvin A. wrote: hough i love american english....i may consider it as a lazy one...lol..for the fact that it contains a lot of irregular language(created by peole) in it... Elida What is "irregular language"?

Marvin A. wrote: hough i love american english....i may consider it as a lazy one...lol..for the fact that it contains a lot of irregular language(created by peole) in it... Elida What is "irregular language"? See the bolded text,

hough i love american english....i may consider it as a lazy one...lol..for the fact that it contains a lot of irregular language(created by peole) in it... Elida What is "irregular language"?

Mike In Japan wrote: I once heard it claimed that a language forms the fundamental fabric of a society, enabling clear communication between members of that society. Any erosion of that fabric, it was claimed, would tend to erode the society. Is