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To: Charles Henrickson
in large part due to the country's comparative geographical isolation from the rest of Europe.

Similar analogy can be drawn, for the same reason, between the French of the Quebecois vs. French as spoken in France.

13 posted on 10/05/2013 9:58:10 PM PDT by Michael.SF. (0bama lied, Stevens died, now 0bama covers up the lies.)
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To: Michael.SF.

Even true for the US. American English has more in common vocabulary wise with 17th and 18th Century England than today’s UK English does. If King George III came back to today’s world, he would have an easier time understanding the language in the US than England.


18 posted on 10/05/2013 10:07:09 PM PDT by gusty
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