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they're scones aren't they?
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also chips are the big fat ones and fries are the skinny ones that you get from maccies
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In Ireland we call trousers pants as well but all the others are the same as the UK
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Biscuits and cookies are different.
Custard creams or a Digestive is a biscuit whereas Maryland, Oreos or anything that's round with chocolate chips a cookie. We don't call everything a biscuit in the same way Americans do with cookie. ![]() Last edited by Jason.; 21-10-2017 at 10:15 PM. |
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Oreos are quite blatantly not cookies... they are biscuits...
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![]() I had American biscuits with gravy in the states, they're delicious
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Lorry (although when I think about it now I've heard it before), 'rubbish bin' - I didn't know rubbish was literally a substitute for trash/garbage in the UK lol, courgette & spanner I've literally never heard before, and gas = petrol you'd never really hear that in the US although it makes sense and a few gas stations do go by the name of "___ Petrol or Petroleum"
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They do in the UK but not Ireland. I would also say mom rather than mum like the US, mum sounds very English to me
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why would you have biscuits with gravy
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