Most beautiful or beautifulest

[Jessica]

And don't British people say most beautiful as beautifulest?

[Tomisimo]

Moved from this thread (http://forums.tomisimo.org/showthread.php?t=2342), since this is really a new topic.

[CrOtALiTo]

I think that it are both sentences or phrases mean the same, because the United States has a form to speak different to England, for example Mexico and Spain, all we speak Spanish but our idioms or form to speak is distinct.

But the words mean the same.

[poli]

Both mean the same but most beautiful is gramatically correct.
If you use beautifulest:bad: you may be judged for not mastering English.
:thumbsup:In both Great Britain and United States most beautiful is the best way to say it.

[Jane]

And don't British people say most beautiful as beautifulest?

Jchen,
British English also say, beautiful..., more beautiful..., most beautiful.

[Jessica]

ok ok I got it now I understand it now.
Thanks everyone