On Sat, 2007-10-20 at 20:37 +0000, Duncan wrote: > Well, en_US, to be technical, which would therefore classify it as a > dialect of English, but I get your point. > > BTW, if you're going to claim "American" not "English", why not go the > rest of the way and say "USian", since after all, "American" could be > Spanish, or for that matter, French (Quebec) or Portuguese (Brazil), or > getting authentic, whatever Indian language. > > Or maybe the French speak "European", but the Germans/Brits/Spanish/ > Italians/Russians... do not?
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