View Poll Results: What version of English were you taught in school?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dema View Post
    British English, and i hate it. Its ugly and geeky. It irritates me. I speak American street slang. Fuck yea gangsta bitch
    Geeky?

    You clearly haven't heard cockney then.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Costas View Post
    Geeky?

    You clearly haven't heard cockney then.
    Or any other regional English accent for that matter.

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    Pretty much just Standard American English. My parents have a moderate Great Lakes-influenced accent (close to General American but some adjustments around how vowels are proncounced, maybe others)..so that was also part of my "education".
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    an irish teacher for a whole year, he had a funny accent
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    Quote Originally Posted by Neon Knight View Post
    Or any other regional English accent for that matter.
    Scouse does sound pretty geeky to me though

    Same with some Scottish accents

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    Quote Originally Posted by Foreigner View Post
    Both British and American English, but I am more comfortable with American English.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Costas View Post
    Scouse does sound pretty geeky to me though

    Same with some Scottish accents
    We think of those accents as sounding 'rough' or even tough.

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    British English in Portugal

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    Honestly I don't know. I "learned" English only in elementary school. It is not usual here but I didn't learn it in high school.

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