Sorry, I can't read that because of your accent. Can you please re-type that in "Australian"-English?This is rather uneducated bait - "The main threat that has emerged (for my language/culture) is that N-A English is already eating away at British-English and Australian-English, and without corrective action will eventually replace both. Make no mistake- our regions do not speak the same language and we do not share the same values (we all know this). But there are far more North-American-English speakers on the internet than B-E and A-E speakers- and this means language replacement/contamination "
there is no such thing as "N-A" English. There's (very broadly) speaking American and Canadian English, and each of these has multiple dialects. We can easily confuse ourselves in our own countries if we want to, we don't need to DC travel.
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