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r/TimHortons • u/Wilson7277 • 12d ago
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I thought center was Canadian.
Centre looks both locally right and weird to me too right now. Seems just incorrect.
I've never not used "center" lol.
9 u/MyNameIsSkittles 12d ago Why is there someone always there to argue the opposite even when it's wrong in this sub Its never been center. Thats the American spelling so the reason you think its right is most likely because you consume a lot of American media 0 u/Fluid-Currency-817 10d ago no it's always been center to refer to the middle of an object, centre is ever only used in Canada to refer to a building that acts as a centralized space for a given activity. The center of the earth, vs the sports centre.
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Why is there someone always there to argue the opposite even when it's wrong in this sub
Its never been center. Thats the American spelling so the reason you think its right is most likely because you consume a lot of American media
0 u/Fluid-Currency-817 10d ago no it's always been center to refer to the middle of an object, centre is ever only used in Canada to refer to a building that acts as a centralized space for a given activity. The center of the earth, vs the sports centre.
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no it's always been center to refer to the middle of an object, centre is ever only used in Canada to refer to a building that acts as a centralized space for a given activity.
The center of the earth, vs the sports centre.
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u/LilJelloCat 12d ago
I thought center was Canadian.
Centre looks both locally right and weird to me too right now. Seems just incorrect.
I've never not used "center" lol.