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this sort of sounds like geography of language... or perhaps my major is coming through! 1. Which way of spelling do U prefer: odour/ odor, colour /color, centre /center, foetus /fetus, licence /license, dialogue /dialog, j ewellery /jewelery, c riticise/ criticize , formulae /formulas, tyre/...

Hi, I beleive there is quite a lot of literature available on this topic. This includes the Canadian Oxford Dictionary that I have in front of me here, and which claims to define Canadian English. Are you hoping to add something new? Good luck, Clive My practical section of this...

1. Which way of spelling do U prefer: odour /odor, colour /color, centre/ center , foetus/ fetus, licence/ license , dialogue /dialog, jewellery/ jewelery (which i say jewl-ree), criticise/ criticize , formulae /formulas, tyre/ tire , program /programme 2.Do U ever use any of these words (if...

1. Which way of spelling do U prefer: odour/ odor , colour/ color , centre/ center , foetus/ fetus , licence/ license , dialogue /dialog, jewellery/ jewelery , criticise/ criticize , formulae/ formulas , tyre/ tire , program /programme 2.Do U ever use any of these words (if yes how often):...

Hello everybody:-) I'm currently writing MA thesis concerning Canadian English. My practical section of this dissertation is to involve the analysis of Canadian Vocabulary and I do need your help (especially of Native CANADIANS). I would be REALLY grateful if U could give me answers to the...

Dawg: It's a pronunciation spelling of the word dog. If someone's "my dawg," he or she is my friend. If someone's a "dawg," he or she is promiscuous. I can also "dawg" something--If I'm hungry, I'll dawg my food, meaning that I'll eat a lot of it in a hurry. And in sports, you can "dawg" the...