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Edited by Laser:
2/8/2014 2:13:55 AM
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Why is "quesadilla" marked as a misspelled word?
Just found this out.
Title basically describes it, but if you type "quesadilla" or "quesadillas", a red squiggly line appears under it, obviously marking it as an incorrect word.
Guess my spell checker doesn't like Mexican food.
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My computer is American and it spell checks in American.
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Obligatory Napoleon Dynamite Reference
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[quote]not english, silly[/quote]
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not english, silly
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¡Las Racistas!
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Spell checker is usually set to English.
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Moving this to #offtopic. Spell-check is a browser-native function that has nothing to do with the website.
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That's probably 'cause your spell-checker is set to some variation of English.
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Maybe you're just not pronouncing it correctly. It's kay-sa-dee-yah not kay-sa-dill-ya...
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Hmm, I just added it to my dictionary, now it is correct.
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7 Replies[quote]Guess the web team doesn't like Spanish food.[/quote]You also seem to guess the web team controls your device's spell checker.
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This is 'merica speak 'merican.
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3 RepliesEdited by CAMMCAM: 2/7/2014 6:28:59 AMQuesadilla doesn't come up misspelled for me. Perhaps it's your... browser.
