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of American Regional English is being published, at least according to media reports. This may provide a source for additional regional vocabulary. Cnilep...

If we are to include american vocabulary in the U.K. as US English influence we surely must also include the reverse, with American children using “bin”...

with this: The exposure to the different spellings of British and American English leads to a certain amount of spelling confusion—for instance, "organize"...

common in British English as it is in Strine, and with the same meaning - should it really be included as specifically Australian vocabulary? --Calair 23:24...

justify calling British English and American English different dialects. Daniel Quinlan 09:11, Oct 22, 2003 (UTC) Actually, vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation...

(UTC) Okay, I made a mockup version without tables at Regional vocabularies of American English/Temp. I find this much easier to edit. Other comments...

the issue was already addressed on Talk:Southern American English/Archive 2#Southern American english page. Perhaps, you could speak to either Wolfdog...

New Zealand English, "telly" = US "TV". I don't recall ever hearing anyone there use "TV", though they're familiar with the term from American television...

major dialect areas), North American English regional phonology‎, North American English, Canadian English, and American English. That last seems a reasonable...

the world apart from American English." This is plain wrong too. Differences in usage (usage, not vocabulary) between American and British speakers are...

On the North American English regional phonology page ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_American_English_regional_phonology ) it states that the midland...

Someone please check this! As an American I think of British English as any dialect in Britain (except Scots which may in fact be a separate language...

and vocabulary of Canadian English date back to North America before Loyalists fled the thirteen colonies. Do linguists consider Canadian and American English...

separate General American (for accent/phonetics) and General American English (for that same thing, plus typical American vocabulary, orthography, and...

off from Australian English, what is the problem here? There seems to be lot of prejudice regarding the notion of regional vocabulary, which is not a strange...

term "British English" is rarely used within Britain itself (just as Americans seldom use the term "American English")." Instructions: 1. Read article...

number of regional words in the UK and the US. I assume that you will also be adding to List of British English words not used in American English and List...

generation. sjc Is there any particular reason that "mitch," of all the vocabulary available, is the only example included in this artcile? I'm not familliar...

conform to this style. American English differs from British English in many ways because of (1) the Atlantic Ocean and (2) the American Revolution. After...

including vocabulary shared with other varieties of English as Mid-Ulster vocabulary - if it is habitually used by speakers of Mid-Ulster English then it...