Thread: Where can I buy ebook with canadian spelling?
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Old 11-03-2011, 06:38 PM   #77
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Originally Posted by Fbone View Post
American words have, for the most part, fewer letters. They don't have the "u" or the "e" that are present in British spelling. Or Canadian etc.

And I just learned of the alternate spelling of "flutist" so we can add "a" to the list.
Americans are so self centred!
Okay so most words do have more letters in Canada, but really is this significant? And and that still does not explain how ebooks use ink!
P.S. My comment about Americans being self centred is not meant as an insult. It was just to illustrate that not ALL Canadian words are longer.
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