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International Question on Language (not really train related, but I'll try)
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If it's any help,I was born and bred in the east end of London.How it is said makes no difference to the written word.I don't know of any language that is written 'as said' <br />Maybe it exists,but then again,they maybe just illiterate.[:D] <br />If you want to go really deep you have to look into the interaction of the english language with Latin and the rest of Europe.Many English,German and French words are alike.The Aussies and Kiwis talk like us,albeit with usage of local slang that has nationalised.The Canadians,I don't know.Maybe they have become to americanised for their own good [B)].However in Canada you must not forget the French influence. <br />Come to think of it,if the French didn't keep draining our resources,who knows how the World would be today.(I hasten to add that this is in jest (sort of)
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