What there is and isn't . . . feel free to add as you like . . . .spell check!

[davesmom]

Lovely explanation, Cass. Personally, I love the hypen. Makes me feel more "connected":). St-Barth it is! Now I know the answer to my skate park question. Merci!

[zp]

There is no nude beach in Saint Barth, but there are many nude people on (some) beaches.

[JEK]

[tim]

We certainly have a complicated language!

[andynap]

I thought this was a St Bart thread not an English language lesson.

[JEK]

There is a need for both.

[andynap]

Yes I agree but It seems no one is reading the sticky anyway. Note the Columbier in a trip report recently.

[JEK]

You can lead a horse to water . . .

[Bart -my real name-]

Teach me about "less" vs. "fewer"

[didier]

And plain old rose for that pank wine too !

hank, your tennessee roots are showing.........lol.

[cassidain]

hank, your tennessee roots are showing.........lol.

"Fils du sud" :)

[cassidain]

[amyb]

You got me again, Cass. Ha ha ha!

[cassidain]

A seasonal one:

[stbartshopper]

St. Barth not St. Barts and Barthelemy not Bartholomew

[JEK]

There is no U in Colombier
There is one M and one S in Flamands
There is no apostrophe in Lorient
There is an accent on the wine Rosé for a reason
There are two Us in Gouverneur

There is no G in L’Avion

[JEK]

There is no U in Colombier
There is one M and one S in Flamands
There is no apostrophe in Lorient
There is an accent on the wine Rosé for a reason
There are two Us in Gouverneur

There is no e in mosquito (singular) but there is in mosquitoes (plural)