Considering that I am from the United Kingdom, we spell apologised, apologised and jeopardise, jeopardise.

Not with a z!

:)

Gaelic is actually my first language, but if anyone knew any better and knew that I was from the United Kingdom they would see that we spell some words differently from those in the United States and Canada.

No doubt he'd go insane over, "colour".

I never worry. Americans have managed to butcher the stuff they stole from England. Spelling, the already ****house imperial system....they're horrible!

A billion is a million million: not a thousand billion. That's why there are fewer billionairs outside of America but they're probably more important than anamerican one. They also had to change a gallon to be special.

Miles.....ugh...

I hate it when people complain about the standards of other countries that us residents have no control over. Miles, inches, feet, yards, gallons, pounds and all the other units of measurement were decided waaaaay long before any of us were born.

If your gonna complain, please keep it about current events and important things. Feel free to complain about our idiot for a president all you want.

You guys had your chance but you failed :p

Don't you know how our voting system works? The people don't actually vote for the president. The democracy is really just an illusion.

But back to the application, yes spelling is something you really should focus on for an application but when you are online dealing with people from all over the world, a few miss-spelled words here and there while on the job is not that big of a deal. You should definitely spell check and grammar check your application before submitting it though. I did about 20 times before I submitted my Graal 3D one.

I have one word for all of this... thru.

Very tru.

Minority Languages are awesome, I made an larger essay about welsh once ;)

Oh, and don't forget the spelling of Stefan and Unixmad... their grammar and spelling is terrible, so I'm sure there is some leeway for a few mispelled words here and there.

Lets just not get in to an argument about such a little thing. We all make some sort of spelling mistake once in a while.

Let's put the spelling differences to one side and forget about it.

@DarkLux - Cool. I don't speak Gaelic any more though. My mum is from Southern Ireland and my dad is from Northern Ireland. However, we live in Northern Ireland now.

I speak English now. Gaelic is just a distant memory fading away, really, lol.

Thumbs up for Aimee :)

Ah! SK, I always did admire you. Thanks for the thumbs up!

Stefan speaks German/French mainly while Unixmad speaks French..and possibly other stuff. They get alot of leeway :p

I think they both speak English quite well for having other languages.

-twitches-