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British English or American English?
Totally useless question, but how many drivers outside of the UK choose to set up their Navigation system with British English as opposed to American English?
I chose British since, to me, it seems , more appropriate for a British car. Of course, I have to get used to being told to take a "slip road" instead of an "off ramp"!
I chose British since, to me, it seems , more appropriate for a British car. Of course, I have to get used to being told to take a "slip road" instead of an "off ramp"!
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I generally search in American English, but I'm fairly bi-lingual in the Queen's English.
P.S. GrahamPhotog, thanks for reminding me about "Slip Road" vs. "On/Entrance Ramp or Off/Exit Ramp." I've added those equivalents to my list of Acronyms, Abbreviations and Terms at the link in my signature line and I've credited you for contributing to the list.
Cheers,
Don
P.S. GrahamPhotog, thanks for reminding me about "Slip Road" vs. "On/Entrance Ramp or Off/Exit Ramp." I've added those equivalents to my list of Acronyms, Abbreviations and Terms at the link in my signature line and I've credited you for contributing to the list.
Cheers,
Don
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