Common misspells on GFY
 

Let's list them here in this thread so that it's clear once and for all how words should be spelled.

A few:

definately (definitely)
your (you're)
you're (your)
sponser/sponcer (sponsor)

wow amazing











shame noone cares

here (hear)
hear (here)

thats definatly right

then and than :)

loose for lose

lambourgini or lamborgini for LAMBORGHINI

Porche or Porsch for PORSCHE

know - now - no

agree'd - agreed

What you have to remember is that alot of the webmasters here have english as their 2nd 3rd or 4th language. It's the english speakers who are hopeless at grammar and spelling that drive me wild.

here / hear

I'm guilty of such. :disgust

Yes, most often it's the American native speakers that make the mistakes.

teh intarweb - the internet

god -good

Like you said but your and you're is a personal pet peev! Did you fuckers not go to school!?

I see people making mistakes for their, they're and there quite often. It's for its is also a common mistake.

Oh yes, that one is horrible...

your and you're is what ticks me off the most. Especially when native English speakers make these mistakes.

Alot = A lot

than/then


Technically, a lot of them aren't really spelling errors. They're diction errors.

a - an
site - sight
their - there

seen and saw piss me off.

"I seen him the other day" grrrr
"I saw him the other day" :)

terrible, but is it really a misspell?

"aloud" for "allowed"

their - there - they're

then / than

your / you're

that one's the worst so far!

Not really a misspell, but...
The proper usage of to and too.

I believe this is the most common one.

those are minor errors...

I've seen alot worse.

Tell us!

looser - loser

That's actually my reply....i'm not calling you a loser. haha

the your thing is just laziness and typing something like u say it... i do it and it doesnt bother me at all if others do it.. who the fuck cares....

I am for yam

alot = a lot (TWO FUCKING WORDS)

I sale cheap ICQ - I sell Cheap ICQ's

WRONG


Both really bad grammar.

I am selling cheap ICQ's.


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