Originally posted by evil_demon_01
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Outside of the USA its a commonly used word 
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Tyres, yeah, but not tiers!
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No I meant the word "Spelt" is commonly used outside USA.Originally posted by Julianachos View PostTyres, yeah, but not tiers!
"Apparently" they say "Spelled"
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Spelt is how it's pronounced here fairly often too. Though some of us are too smart to write it in text that way..............I pronounce it spelled though if I have had less than 6 beers.
I feel now I should remind us what we are discussing is, is the guy who made it official 300 years 200 years 100 years ago correct or how it is said now? Language evolves. Thus, if thee could expand upon how English will sound two generations from this point I shall give two pence. Otherwise you are not preaching anything extraordinarily useful. Ask a 5 year old to show you a pound sign on a phone. Now ask them to show you a hashtag. I don't like it either....Last edited by cb7 calling; 04-13-2014, 03:01 AM.......father in law has it back again. Time to shineComment
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