Or… England?
Ouch. My stereotypically-American US-centric bias is showing :)
Old England.
With the new non-rhotic affectation.
Which is really getting out of hand, to the point that some English speakers are starting to sound positively French: ‘cweam’ instead of ‘cream’ the same way the French turned ‘rex’ into ‘wa.’
I blame the EU.
I was tempted to say "parts of England"... but I wanted to mean "parts of the united Kingdom"... so... you are right :)
Ouch. My stereotypically-American US-centric bias is showing :)
Old England.
With the new non-rhotic affectation.
Which is really getting out of hand, to the point that some English speakers are starting to sound positively French: ‘cweam’ instead of ‘cream’ the same way the French turned ‘rex’ into ‘wa.’
I blame the EU.
I was tempted to say "parts of England"... but I wanted to mean "parts of the united Kingdom"... so... you are right :)