Do you guys use "learned" or "learnt"

[ethxx.ltd]

I was texting my American friends and yk how ppl normally repeat a word spelling if there is a typo, well they did it when I used "learnt" and I was hella confused until we all learnt that American English don't use it.

 

[ilovemyplane]

I’ve been raised in the States (though I was born in Canada!!!) and use learned almost exclusively ^^

 

[ethxx.ltd]

I’ve been raised in the States (though I was born in Canada!!!) and use learned almost exclusively ^^

Idk why but u give off prairie vibes

 

[urufu]

Mix of both but it depends on the context. When I'm trying to sound smart or extend a letter count I use 'Learned', but I say it as 'Learnt' and spell it as that often too

 

[yaronIsWinning]

Just do "I was taught"

 

[Kayla1511]

learned is American english and learnt is British english

 

[AAadhira]

See, to me, its interchangeable based on context. My vocabulary has always been like that, like Caramel (cara-mel) would be used to describe something in that of a colour. Caramel (Car-mel) would be used in the sense of flavor. Thats the way I see it.

Even then, I see myself using "learnt" more.

 

[GoodbyeRanden]

I found myself using Learned more then Learnt.

 

[ethxx.ltd]

learned is American english and learnt is British english

i speak the freak child of american english and british english that had a affair with the french... canadian english

 

[ilovemyplane]

Idk why but u give off prairie vibes

Funnily enough, I almost moved over into that region a few years back! But I’ve lived in the South for basically my entire life

 

[OishiiRoleplay]

It depends on the context and sentence structure, but I generally enjoy using both forms of the same tense.

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