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"courgettes" vs. "zucchini" under a historical perspective
american-english
british-english
transatlantic-differences
We might have to do some "fiddling"
etymology
american-english
british-english
slang
How to syllabify "very" or "merry" etc in British English?
british-english
syllables
How do "you" pronounce eczema?
pronunciation
british-english
silent-letters
Is modern 'five countries' English the only type of English with stress patterns that change across the entire word depending on the suffix?
american-english
british-english
suffixes
indian-english
stress
What do British and American post boxes say when they don't want any advertising?
american-english
british-english
phrase-requests
expressions
translation
"Dawkins'" or "Dawkins's" [duplicate]
british-english
orthography
possessives
apostrophe
saxon-genitive
Why is “bloody” considered obscene in the UK but not in the US?
american-english
british-english
slang
politeness
offensive-language
"Welcome" or "Welcomed" in British English or American [closed]
grammar
american-english
british-english
Me vs My in East Midlands dialect [duplicate]
pronunciation
dialects
vowels
british-english
What is the difference between "which" and "that? What should I use in the sentence? [duplicate]
british-english
which-that
British pronunciation of "plait"
pronunciation
british-english
pronunciation-vs-spelling
How and when did "bash" and "do" come to mean party?
etymology
differences
synonyms
british-english
slang
Why do British people pronounce “Ibiza” as “Ibitha”?
pronunciation
american-english
british-english
spanish
"Authorization" vs "Authorisation" - I'm in some real dilemma [closed]
american-english
british-english
What happens when baker's, butcher's, etc. are in the plural?
grammatical-number
british-english
orthography
possessives
apostrophe
On the earhole again
etymology
british-english
slang
From Livorno to Leghorn and back again
etymology
british-english
terminology
anglicization
"Fillet" or "filet"
word-choice
etymology
differences
american-english
british-english
Origin of 'bog-standard'
etymology
british-english
phrase-origin
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