[Midnight]

I just learned that we have a lot of illiterate people on this site that seem to think "learnt" is an English word.

http://grammarist.com/spelling/learned-learnt/

Or maybe this ^
How would you know if they are British lol

[Red_mybb_import25644]

I just learned that we have a lot of illiterate people on this site that seem to think "learnt" is an English word.

Or you just don't know anything about "English" Learnt is a word. It's the same for Spelled-Spelt or Dreamed-Dreamt.

[Cloud_mybb_import25633]

I just learned that we have a lot of illiterate people on this site that seem to think "learnt" is an English word.

Or you just don't know anything about "English" Learnt is a word. It's the same for Spelled-Spelt or Dreamed-Dreamt.

Spelt is not a word. Learnt and learned is a pretty controversial debate, but if you look for it in the dictionary, it won't be there. Therefore it's not a word, at least not to me. Also, I know a decent amount about English. I don't know where you get the idea that I don't.

[Red_mybb_import25644]

Spelt is not a word. Learnt and learned is a pretty controversial debate, but if you look for it in the dictionary, it won't be there. Therefore it's not a word, at least not to me.

What country are you from?

[Cloud_mybb_import25633]

Spelt is not a word. Learnt and learned is a pretty controversial debate, but if you look for it in the dictionary, it won't be there. Therefore it's not a word, at least not to me.

What country are you from?

United States, why is this relevant?
Also, my comment was meant as a joke, no need to get into a debate over it. In my context I'm correct, but I guess if you're from out of the United States, you might be correct.

[Red_mybb_import25644]

United States, why is this relevant?

That explains everything. Americans have their own version of proper English. Also English has changed over the years, for example "Merry" has changed 31 times since old English. Learnt and Spelt are words, You should look into the English language it's extremely interesting.

[Cloud_mybb_import25633]

K

United States, why is this relevant?

That explains everything. Americans have their own version of proper English. Also English has changed over the years, for example "Merry" has changed 31 times since old English. Learnt and Spelt are words, You should look into the English language it's extremely interesting.

United States, why is this relevant?

That explains everything. Americans have their own version of proper English. Also English has changed over the years, for example "Merry" has changed 31 times since old English. Learnt and Spelt are words, You should look into the English language it's extremely interesting.

I don't know about "interesting", but your point is valid. But spelt is not a word in the American English language. Still, Noah(Howard) is pretty illiterate.

[RichThaKid]

I learned how to use this bad ass automated wood splitter.

[Jebusfathead]

K

United States, why is this relevant?

That explains everything. Americans have their own version of proper English. Also English has changed over the years, for example "Merry" has changed 31 times since old English. Learnt and Spelt are words, You should look into the English language it's extremely interesting.

United States, why is this relevant?

That explains everything. Americans have their own version of proper English. Also English has changed over the years, for example "Merry" has changed 31 times since old English. Learnt and Spelt are words, You should look into the English language it's extremely interesting.

I don't know about "interesting", but your point is valid. But spelt is not a word in the American English language. Still, Noah(Howard) is pretty illiterate.

Americans always seem to change spellings/grammar to their own accord, but you know, I LEARNT to deal with it.

Kek

[Oxyrus_mybb_import25637]

This thread is filled with off topic posts, @4 @1 @2 could one of you guys clear it up please?