Ehh.... woops...
 

I just sent out two cheques yesterday for work... and i cant remember if i signed the cheques.... (i'm a new signatory and the cheques supposingly needs 2 signatures)


-prays that the bank did a dodgy and let those ppl bank the cheques anyway-

I have never seen checks spelled like that.

I was gonna say that...

@_@


sauce /booyah

I guess that's the british/aussie way of spelling check kekee

Lol. Figures @_@

Lol.

I was thinking to myself.."what is she talking about? what is a cheque..?"

cheque is also the french way of saying check ^^

Everytime I see a word spelled differently.. or well, the autralian/british way, I feel stupid.

lol im so lost cuz im so younge haahaha :cool:

LOL!!! i didnt mean to confuse all of you ppl that lives in the other side of the world! XD

Just for the fun of it... let see wat is spelt differently in American and British/Aussie

Favourite = Favorite
Flavour = Flavor
Colour = Color
Gaol = Jail <--- although most ppl use "Jail" here now..
Cheque = Check
Programme = Program <--- most ppl use Program as well
Honour = Honor

I think mainly just all the "-our" is changed to "-or" XD

LOL. I guess that is how it makes me feel... That I don't know something that's really common knowledge. Psh, America still outnumbers the UK and AU in population, probably even when combined. Over-population ftw.

Loool.

Ditto...

now u guys makes me feel odd that i spell everything differently =/

The only thing unfamiliar to me on that list is the jail one. o-o

Sometimes when I'm not paying attention, I use the British/Aussie spelling for a couple of words ending in -or. Not sure why... Maybe because I think it looks better xD

^Lmao! Don't feel odd! America had to use all newer (non-original!) versions of all those words, after all! ;o I think Webster changed it to make stupid people have an easier time reading. xD we iz Smrt

LOL@hyper!

yeah gaol is rarely, rarely used now... programme is still sort of common...



totally off topic: i was just looking at Esen's siggy and i thought "that would actually look pretty cool as a tattoo..."

^xD Thank you! Haha~

I was once told by an Australian that they hate the way Americans say god and pronounce Z.

LOL! How do Australians say god? xD Prolly heard it... Just forget. ;D

erm.... god? XD

Z is a confusing one... the way the asians prononce it (the way i learnt it 1st), the way aussies prononce it, and the way americans says it are all different...

kids especially are even more mixed up coz they learn to say Z one way at school.. then they go home and watch the american sesame streets and they prononce it a different way~ kekeke

OMG esen ur siggy is so cool... ._."

Americans = Gard?
Aus = Gawd? lol

EDIT: omg hessah already said that.

LOL about esen's siggy?

weird coz she's had it for awhile

American is just... Gawd/god. G-ah-d...?

What's Z in Australia? xD Zeeyuh? That's how the Australian girl at our school kinda said it.


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i think... aussies prononce it as...

z-ed?

americans prononce it as "zee"?

Honkies prononce it "Ye-Zet" XD

I learned to never say, "I think I left my money in my fanny pack."

in Aus.

Hessah will get it ;)

and I also use british spelling for things :3

"Z" is pronounced "Zed".

:3