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Date Posted: 09:10:09 05/03/02 Fri
Author: FemailLIZ
Subject: Re: Hoolo to all ;)
In reply to: Kadee 's message, "Re: Hoolo to all ;)" on 15:59:36 05/02/02 Thu

Doin' just great... hey - talking to an American is way different than talking to an English person. You say things differently to we do, and you talk in a different way. You also spell things differently, eg: color instead of colour, favorite instead of favourite, program instead of programme, center instead of centre... there's loads. And you say vactation instead of holiday, sneakers instead of trainers, slumber party instead of sleepover...
Am I right?
I think it's really cool talking to someone and discussing our differences.
Is there anything you find really different about the way I speak/spell???
I would really like to know.
LOL

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