How to spell accidentally in Australia?

In Australia, it’s quite common for people to spell words differently from how they are spelt in the US. This is particularly noticeable on road signs. Drive down any street in Australia and you’re likely to spot spelling mistakes on road signs. The most common spelling mistake that people make on road signs is using the wrong spelling of the word ‘road’. Other spelling mistakes that you may come across on road signs include spelling ‘drive’ instead of ‘

How to say accidentally in Germany?

One of the most commonly asked questions about spelling in Germany is how to spell ‘accidentally’ when making a spelling mistake. The short, straightforward and easy to remember answer is: In Germany, you just don’t spell it ‘accidentally’. You spell it ‘unbekannt’, which means ‘unknown’ or ‘unknowingly’. It’s not only the most common misspelling but it is also

How to say accidentally in Spanish?

Accidentally is how you may describe a situation that you didn’t want to happen, an accident. It’s used when something bad or unpleasant happens. It can be used when someone says something by mistake, or when an action is performed unintentionally.

How to say accidentally in Australia?

I’ve mentioned before that spelling in Australia is not as strict as spelling in the United States, so spelling mistakes are quite common here. The spelling of “accidentally” is one that comes up a lot, and it’s easy to spell it correctly. All you have to do is delete the “d” before the “c”.

How to say accidentally in Italy?

In Italy, people rarely make spelling mistakes. People are very careful when they write letters, emails, or social media posts and make sure they have the right spelling. One of the biggest mistakes they do not make is spelling “accidentally”. In Italy, people say they were “acciutini” which means they were careful.