Soy/Soya
I've seen them both. Is there a distinction between "soy" and "soya" in the English language, in that they both are 'valid' words, meaning different things or used in some different grammatical way; are they both describing the very same product and both words are interchangable; or is one of them actually wrong?
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Permalink Reply by Development Department on -
Basically I think soy is is used in American English and soya in British English. As far as I know they both mean the same thing.
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Permalink Reply by Nora Marie Qudus on -
You are correct it is a soy bean and I have never head the word soya anywhere in the US even China Town back home in San Francisco the Chinese never said soya. My Chinese aunt never said soya.
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