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“Dialed” or “Dialled” ? |
alrodlop35
Joined: Nov 11, 2006
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I've just noticed that the call list on my W800i says the calls I've made are dialled (double L) and myK790a says dialed. Which is the correct one?
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JaayDon
Joined: Dec 27, 2006
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Now that you have asked that i cant seem to think whats the correct spelling  |
frakker
Joined: Apr 28, 2005
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From: Oxford
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British/English is 'dialled'
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kitman
Joined: Apr 10, 2006
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it's dialled according to oxford concise dictionary and also here
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/dialled
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BobaFett
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6233 shows dialled, so u discovered a new fw bug, typo.
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frakker
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American/English is 'dialed' though so it would be correct for them.
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tranced
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both are "correct". i just tried a translator and both words gave the same translation. it's something like center and centre.
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jcwhite_uk
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British is ll while american is l
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BobaFett
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So like i can say director with i like in "with" and say with i like in "white"
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Residentevil
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We would use dialed here in the US>
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BobaFett
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How is it shown in a moto?
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alrodlop35
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So I guess the W800i is British and the K790a is American.
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awave
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On 2007-01-01 22:24:00, alrodlop35 wrote:
So I guess the W800i is British and the K790a is American.
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well...the 'a' on the end means it's american, whereas the 'i' means international. so yes pretty much. and the w800i is ENGLISH. imo (and i know i'm gonna get flamed for this...) american's (people in the u.s.a. as there isn't actually a country called america...) speak american. the British / English speak english. just the american's stole the basis hehe
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*Jojo*
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I rarely SEE the word: DIALED in almost every WORD that I came accross at . . . sometimes these fone manufacturer's SHOULD double check on the ENGLISH words that they put in their mobile phones . . . as it's one of the COMMONLY used language in the world . . . aside from Chinese (Mandarin).
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kitman
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my k800i shows "DIALLED" so maybe it's true, it depends on region |
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Posted: 2007-01-01 18:03
