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Originally Posted by theycallmeebryan
There is some pretty good information there. However, I'm surprised by the amount of grammatical errors, considering its a Master's thesis.  |
It's in Sweden, sir.
Now, I have never been and am not a linguistics expert! But I figure if they are not using Swedish, it's English as a Swede. British English uses a lot of y for i, such as tyres, and ou for o, such as colour. So that was my guess. I usually get pretty bugged by adults not using half way decent grammar/spelling, and that would be my explanation for them.