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Jo - I knew it was there somewhere! Try this site:
http://pages.prodigy.com/NY/NYC/britspk/main.html
>>I'm also interested in the separate development of the English language in Australia, Asia and the Carribean. <<
That's a whole new topic! I have learned that the English as spoken here in New Zealand seems to rely on abbreviations - a colleague today referred to the "Rellies" who came to visit: he was referring to his relatives. Children under 4 years old attend a "Kindy" (kindergarten), and the person who delivers snail mail is the "Postie". That last is pretty good, though, as it is completely gender-unspecific.
I wonder what the end result will be?
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