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Commonwealth English is the name for a mythical variety of English which is only defined as “not U.S.”, and ignores the fact that the Commonwealth of Nations is an international organization whose membership changes regularly.
There is no such distinct variety defined by either accent, vocabulary, or spelling and orthography. English within the Commonwealth of Nations is diverse – for example, Canadian English is more closely related to (U.S.) American English than to any other variety – while English dialects can cross the bounds of the Commonwealth, like Irish English, spoken in the Republic of Ireland which is left the Commonwealth a half-century ago, and in Northern Ireland a part of the United Kingdom, a charter member of the Commonwealth of Nations.
Here in Ottawa we speak and write Commonwealth English, same as in Auckland, Karachi, London, and Singapore.
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General name given to English ex pats living in South East Asia. They will often manage bars, restaurants or go go clubs and will spend their time sipping beer and telling anyone who will listen how large their penis is.
They will usually be a Manchester United fan because they love to be hated.
That guy was a right English Bob, he wouldnt stop talking about his penis.
Let's go to that bar that English Bob runs. We can cadge a few beers off him.
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A sexual act involving one man, three women, and a 7 year old dog. Nearly impossible to perform, unless one is a gymnast.
Hey Timothy, did you see that web clip of tht dog doing an english omelette to those girls and that guy?
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Frican English = African English = American Ebonics.
In da hood we speak Frican English!
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Homosexual sexual position in which ones cock is placed between his partners quivering thighs...thrusting then occurs until ejaculation.
Marco's thighs were the perfect size and shape for use by Bruce in his favorite position, the weekly standard.
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to start flowing words to a rap beat
Eminem droped english in eight mile
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The English language as it is written and spoken in the UK.
Colour not color;
Through not thru;
Now try pronouncing aluminium without making the oooo sound!
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