100 Most Often Misspelled Words
If you are one of those few who has visited Martin Klasch for some time you might have noticed that we, since a few weeks, have gone from "talking" mostly Swedish to using English as our main language. " Why?" you might ask. Well, the reasons are many, but in the end it boils down to: why be more exclusive than necessary? 
Swedes are used to reading english which of course doesn't work the other way around. But this transition will not only have positive consequences. Some of the negative you'll encounter envolves having to put up with some strange ways of expressing things, stylistic faux pas and misspelled words. Misspelling English is, however, not only a matter for people who doesn't have english as their first language; heres a little something about that:
yourDictionary.com • 100 Most Often Misspelled Words
By the way; I'm not a masochist but I would be glad if you'd point out my mistakes. How do I learn otherwise. Thanks.
Update: Thanks to Maximilian who already has corrected me!
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8 comments:
Happy to oblige: no apostrophes in "thanks."
Hahaha that just funny and sloppy! Thank(')s Maximilian and keep watching !
i'm hapy abut dis chinge. Lav it! Please go on. We dont see anny mistakes. The langage flows naturally and sweet. Dis is all for the good!
We lav you and youre one ov da greatest!
Go to bed Seb!
Yess sörr!
Änd Thänks!
Äntligen vet jag hur bellwether stavas. Nu återstår bara att ta reda på vad det är.
Berätta gärna då du vet!
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