Re: [tdf-discuss] Re: Get and appove: recommended Soundfile pronouncing "LibreOffice"

On 2/04/2011 12:42 PM, Len Copley wrote:
> Hi.
> Correct English, is that spoken by the Queen of England, all good 
> English dictionaries, will have the correct spelling and meaning of 
> true English words.
> American dictionaries will say English Dictionary, however, it will be 
> in American English.
> An example would be, License spelt with an S, is generic to all 
> licenses in America.
> In English License spelt with an S means authority to make, copy, sell 
> Licensed equipment etc.
> Licence with a C in English, English only means, permission to use a 
> product like Microsoft Windows, or drive a car, plane, boat etc.
>
> English has a set of rules that tells you how it should be used.  As 
> words come and go in English. The new words are all subject to ther 
> rules of English, even though it is an Dynamic language. The building 
> blocks of English are Root Latin Words.
> Len Copley.
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> On 2/04/2011 7:57 AM, Larry Gusaas wrote:
> > On 2011/04/01 1:20 PM  Len Copley wrote:
> > > I agree, as English spoken by Americans is different to correct English
> > Please, pray tell me, what is bloody correct English?
> >
> > Larry


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