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Laurentgrivet Posted 17 years ago
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Southern ≠ south ≠ south of
What's the difference between "Southern America", "the South of America", and "South America"? And how do you know which to use with a specific country, continent, etc.?
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When I hear America I think of the USA, so the South of America relates to the southern part of the USA. South Amerika is the southern continent of the Americas
- When I hear America I think of the USA, so the South of America relates to the southern part of the USA.
- South Amerika is the southern continent of the Americas
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When I hear America I think of the USA, so the South of America relates to the southern part of the USA. South Amerika is the southern continent of the Americas
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