There are some differences between American English and British English so If you are American or British do you watch films in their original language or translated versions of these films. Do you learn AmE if you are British and BrE if you are American at your school?
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I don't think that translating a movie from AmE to BrE or vice versa would make sense. Why should they? They understand each other perfectly!
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I don't think that translating a movie from AmE to BrE or vice versa would make sense.
Why should they?
They understand each other perfectly!
(well, nearly perfectly) On second thoughts, I read somewhere that there exist two versions of Harry Potter's books, one in British English and the other one in American English.
So, do you happen to know about movies produced in two different versions?
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I don't think that translating a movie from AmE to BrE or vice versa would make sense. Why should they? They understand each other perfectly! (well, nearly perfectly)
On second thoughts, I read somewhere that there exist two versions of Harry Potter's books, one in British English and the other one in American English. So, do you happen to know about movies produced in two different