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US English: Why do Brits hate it so? The British sometimes have a few bugbears when it comes to US spellings, but is it justified?
According to the image, the American spelling of travelled is traveld. I thought only an l was dropped, not an e as well. So, thanks to Auntie Beeb, I can consider myself moar edumakayted!

Someone at the BBC thought it would be a good idea to ask whether British hatred of the American bastardisation of the English language is justified. Brave ol' Auntie beeb, I don't think I'd have the stomach for that fight.

Actually, it's more of a bait 'n' switch. Susie Dent—a woman with the grating voice of a mildly haughty department store floorwalker—teaches Brits a thing or two about their shared linguistic heritage. Although disciplines or schools might be more apposite.

She didn't explain why Americans call the toilet a bathroom though. Nor did she go so far as to address the original, more provocative, question. So, I will: hatred is never justified, but an intense dislike is quite understandable. (pipe)