Apparently, there was an 'include America in all lessons' streak in classes lately. Not at all surprised, Vivian tried to see if this had anything to do with the fact that there were Americans here from Ilvermorny. Perhaps their presence sparked the topic for today? In fact, it wasn't just Muggle Studies in this regard, but also History of Magic. Though, well, it made sense that these two subjects just had to do something related to them.

Still eyeing the stacks of papers on the desk and her mind sort of flying around wandering what they were for, the Slytherin blinked and looked back at the Professor when they were, also apparently, attending a grammar/English class. Hmm... what? That sounded weird. And yeah, she totally didn't know any of those American cities that the woman mentioned. Whoops. But she thankfully had ideas regarding the obvious difference, considering she had talked to an Ilvermorny student before -- just one, but that makes a whole lot of difference for the blonde -- and so Vivian didn't feel lost and clueless in today's lesson. The blonde raised her hand to share. "The Americans don't seem to like the letter 'U', Professor. They always seem to drop the letter when spelling some others," she said, nodding along with her answer. "An example would be 'favourite' and 'favorite'. We spell it with the letter 'U', but they don't." That was funny. Both words sounded alike, so it was confusing.

Teehee.