The Argument Between American Versus British English

We all know that there are two of the most common classifications of English language known in the world today. There are actually other variations but it all wraps down into two, and these are basically the American and British English.

Have you thought which of which is the “better” and the most “accurate” English? I mean, we all know that American and British English varies in its pronunciation, choices and usage of English words, vocabulary, accent, and more! British English seem to lose its “r” in most of its words while American is as simple as it is.

For some, British English seem to be an enticing variety of English since it hears so sophisticated and demure when someone speaks it. With the proper articulation and usage of words, learners will prefer to learn the “original” type of English language.

To those who want the simple and easy-to-understand English language which is basically the most practiced type of English around the world today, people will prefer the American language.

Now, which of these two are really the English that prefers by most people? Is it the American or the British English?

The purpose of this article is to know which of these classifications of English do majority prefers. If you like the British English better than American, please do post your side. If you like American English better, then explain why. I know there isn’t really a major argument between these classifications of English language because both already claim to have their own identity in their own selective vicinities.

Yet, for the sake of this argument, this article would like to propose among English learners onto which English are they interested to learn to: Is it the British English, which was spoken basically in the European territories; or the American English, the language spoken by one of the most powerful countries in the globe.

If you plan to learn English language today, you can make this argument as bases of your choice onto what English are you indeed interested to learn. Let the discussions begin!

By: Carmelita Rameriz

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Carmelita is an inspired English language writer for Abroad Languages. She is enthusiastic to detail the effectiveness and excellence of the various language schools established in different cities around the globe.