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| − | 'travelled/travelling' or 'traveled/traveling'? Atm, the translations use the former, whereas the latter is proper American English because of a very obscure rule (a single final consonant preceded by a single vowel in a two-syllable word is doubled only if the stress falls on the second syllable), but tbh, this rule seems to be extremely lenient (nobody cares about it). |
+ | 'travelled/travelling' or 'traveled/traveling'? Atm, the translations use the former, whereas the latter is proper American English because of a very obscure rule (a single final consonant preceded by a single vowel in a two-syllable word is doubled only if the stress falls on the second syllable), but tbh, this rule seems to be extremely lenient (nobody cares about it). opinions? --[[User:Lofthouse|Lofthouse]] ([[User talk:Lofthouse|talk]]) 14:38, 24 May 2014 (CDT) |
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'travelled/travelling' or 'traveled/traveling'? Atm, the translations use the former, whereas the latter is proper American English because of a very obscure rule (a single final consonant preceded by a single vowel in a two-syllable word is doubled only if the stress falls on the second syllable), but tbh, this rule seems to be extremely lenient (nobody cares about it). opinions? --Lofthouse (talk) 14:38, 24 May 2014 (CDT)
