Time for a spelling lesson

[MaeIsMean]

Did someone say que?


I agree, we must needs learn how to spell correctly

Bahahahahahahahaha!

[AskaRay]

WEll t be fair i sometimes do thsoe misstypes too but then again.. im not english or english is not one of my main language ... i can speak and spell it but misstypes still happen to me every now and then though... shouldnt be that bad if someone accidently misstyped something or doesnt simply know how to type it right.


dont be that picky though no reason to.

It's okay if English is not your first language

You're exempt from knowing or caring simply because English is awful

[Wanzer]

Oh, an other thing really annoying...
It's "omelette au fromage" not "du fromage", dammit ! è_é/

But, i have to say, i've never seen "que" or "q" for queue before. And most of the time i'm with english players. So... Maybe i was lucky.

[missybee]

And you know what? I'm stilling going to say "que."

Why? Because people still know what you mean when you say it.

People know what you mean when you use the wrong "your" and "you're," or "to, too, and two," but that doesn't mean that it is correct.

I just can't understand why you would willfully forego the correct spelling.

[LelenaLena]

It's okay if English is not your first language

You're exempt from knowing or caring simply because English is awful

Yep, English is a mess of a language.
I mean, read and lead rhyme, read and lead rhyme, but read and lead don't rhyme, and read and lead don't rhyme.

[Canadane]

Faerie.
The game doesn't localize it as fairy. Please stop misspelling faerie.

[Kyuuen]

It's all pronounced the same 'q' or 'que' or 'queue'.

I could understand if the shortening of the word had a different meaning, but 'que' nor 'q' are words, so very little translation lost. /shrug

[AskaRay]

It's all pronounced the same 'q' or 'que' or 'queue'.
I could understand if the shortening of the word had a different meaning, but 'que' nor 'q' are words, so very little translation lost. /shrug

But Que is a word

And Q is a letter. We are better than that as a society...at least I think so

[missybee]

It's all pronounced the same 'q' or 'que' or 'queue'.

For those of us who either reside either near or in a Spanish-speaking country (or are familiar with Spanish), it is pronounced "kay."

So every time I see "que," it's:



...but that could just be me?

[Canadane]

I've seen people also use "Cue" and well...