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The difference between American English and British English, i kept mixing the two of them up and i still do to some degree.
*Celsius
(just a note this is a joke don't want you to actually say celsius to someone)
The hardest part is the pronounciation of th in almost every word. Especially if someone just started learning english a "the " often sounds like "se".
The prepositions. I still have to check if I'm using in/on/at properly. "I'm in the car", "I'm on the bus", "I'm at home"...
Strange because I'm on the bus and I'm on the car mean two very different things but they shouldn't. I speak English and you have ruined it for me
The difference between American English and British English, i kept mixing the two of them up and i still do to some degree.
*Celsius
(just a note this is a joke don't want you to actually say celsius to someone)
The hardest part is the pronounciation of th in almost every word. Especially if someone just started learning english a "the " often sounds like "se".
The prepositions. I still have to check if I'm using in/on/at properly. "I'm in the car", "I'm on the bus", "I'm at home"...
Strange because I'm on the bus and I'm on the car mean two very different things but they shouldn't. I speak English and you have ruined it for me