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1. Sweatshirt.

2. Roundabout.

3. Indicators.

4. Boot.

5. Crackers.

6. Mall. (Pronounced with 'Al' as in Formaldehyde).

7. Flat.

8. Tyre Guard.

9. Tarmac.

10. Lift.

11. Sweets.

12. Ice lollies.

13. Drinks can. Normally I call it by the brand, such as 'can of coke' or 'can of pepsi'.

14. Bin.

15. Porch.

16. Nappy.

17. Torch.

18. Goalkeeper. Sport; Football.

19. Prison.

20. Tracksuit, or 'clothes' in certain parts of the city.[/hide]

 

This topic's only going to start me ranting about the American 'misuse' of the English language, so I'll just leave that there, cover my eyes and ears, shout 'LALALALALALA' very loudly and run away.

 

LALALALALALALALALALALALALA...

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From the UK baby, born n bred gloucestershire.

 

i also done one were i try an guess the american words, ill check out what some americans have said after i post..

 

[hide]1. jumper

2. roundabout!

3. indicators

4. boot

5. crackers

6. mall

7. flat/appartment. i usually say flat tho.

8. mudflap

9. tarmac

10. lift!

11. sweets.. sweeties!

12. ice lolly

13. can of coke (edit: i guess you mean whats in it.. i guess soft drink but i never say it, i just say whats in it.. lilt, fanta etc..)

14. bin

15. literally never really see them in real life, err.. patio? er.. damn my friend has one actually but i cant remember the word :(

16. lol nappy

17. torch

18. goalie obv ;)

19. prison, zoo, the nick.

20. noone i know wears them but i call them sports jacket if i wanna describe one.. but id probally say ' you know sport jackets witht he stripes n stuff'

 

without looking at the answers i wanna guess what american/canadians say. australians seem to have pretty similar words to us. actually was living with 2 americans and an australian for a while and like every day it was battle of the words lol. aussie always backed me.

 

1. sweater/pullover?

2. i dont think they have them in america, roundabout?

3. no idea

4. trunk

5. buiscit?

6. shopping mall. like omg totally lol

7. appartment

8. no idea mud flap?

9. ashfault

10. elevator

11. candy

12. popsicle

13. soda

14. trash can lol

15. porch/terrace

16. diaper

17. flashlight

18. doubt most americans will know the position. soccer.

19. penitentury (sp)

20. sports jacket

 

i reckon i got at least half o them for americans :)[/hide]

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[hide=From USA]1. Sweater

2. Roundabout

3. Blinker

4. Trunk

5. Cracker

6. Mall

7. Condo

8. Mud flap

9. Asphalt

10. Elevator

11. Candy

12. Popsicle

13. Coke

14. Trash can

15. Porch

16. Diaper

17. Flashlight

18. Goalie

19. Jail

20. Tracksuit

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basically the uk always trumps by the fact that your from us. fwaha

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Wales s0n.

 

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1. Jumper/cardigan

2. Roundabout

3. Indicator

4. The boot

5. Those types of biscuits are called crackers.

6. Shopping centre/arcade or you call it by whatever it's name is, for example. The Queen's Arcade or The Capital in Cardiff city centre :3

7. "Flat". Posher ones are sometimes called "apartments"

8. Tyre...guard?

9. Tarmac xD

10. More commonly called the 'lift'

11. Sweets or by whatever the name of the sweet is called, for example there are

12. Lollypop!

13. "can" or "can of [insert brand here]

14. Bin

15. Porch/deck

16. Nappy

17. Torch

18. Football

19. Prison

20. "Trackies"

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[hide=From USA]1. Sweater

2. Roundabout

3. Blinker

4. Trunk

5. Cracker

6. Mall

7. Condo

8. Mud flap

9. Asphalt

10. Elevator

11. Candy

12. Popsicle

13. Coke

14. Trash can

15. Porch

16. Diaper

17. Flashlight

18. Goalie

19. Jail

20. Tracksuit

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basically the uk always trumps by the fact that your from us. fwaha

 

 

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1. Invisible Man sans pants.

2. Tiny cars in a miniature neighborhood.

3. Alien antennae.

4. Dead body storage.

5. That's just racist...

6. My social anxiety just kicked in. What was the question again?

7. Can you find what's wrong with this room? Turn up your speakers and look real close...

8. Dude ran over a motorcycle cop and the helmet got stuck in the back bumper!

9. Anthraxmobile.

10. My claustrophobia just kicked in. What was the question again?

11. SUGAR RUSH!!!! (zooms away).

12. The most useless weapon from Zombies Ate My Neighbors...

13. One of the more useful weapons from Zombies Ate My Neighbors (great for killing UFOs!).

14. R2D2's "less advanced" cousin.

15. Zombie apocalypse hideout.

16. Baby butt.

17. Crappy lightsaber hilt.

18. Gravity got broke again?!

19. Hey, that's where Uncle Ron moved to live when Aunt Ruthie disappeared!

20. Oh no, who let J.J. Abrams "reimagine" the uniforms from Star Trek: The Next Generation?!

 

 

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These are the ones the UK calls them, and which ones I have a problem with.

 

7. Flat -- Honestly, why call it a flat? Clearly, it's three-dimensional.

11. Lollies -- All sweets aren't lollipops. In my mind, "lollies" refers to one type of candy only.

12. Iceblocks/ice lollies -- This is just unnecessary. First of all, popsicles aren't remotely block-shaped, and "ice lollies" just sounds unintuitive.

16. Nappy -- I'm lost as to how this word ever developed. Diapers don't relate to naps in any way that I can imagine.

17. Torch -- I can see where the roots of this came from, obviously, but you folks out in the UK have no way to tell the difference between a good, old fashioned torch and a flashlight.

 

Oh, and I've always wanted to know: Do people in England speak in American accents for fun? Happens all the time in America, but with English accents. Quite fun when you're being silly. :D

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These are the ones the UK calls them, and which ones I have a problem with.

 

 

12. Iceblocks/ice lollies -- This is just unnecessary. First of all, popsicles aren't remotely block-shaped, and "ice lollies" just sounds unintuitive.

 

Popsicles, cars, etc. are all block-shaped in England. You should know these things.

 

17. Torch -- I can see where the roots of this came from, obviously, but you folks out in the UK have no way to tell the difference between a good, old fashioned torch and a flashlight.

 

Are you surprised? All English homes have moats around them.

SWAG

 

Mayn U wanna be like me but U can't be me cuz U ain't got ma swagga on.

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USA Florida

 

1. Shirt

2. Road

3. Turning Signal

4. Trunk

5. Saltines

6. The Public

7. Condominium

8. Mudflap

9. Tar

10. Elevator

11. Candy

12. Popsicle

13. Soda

14. Garbage Bin

15. Porch

16. Pampers

17. Flashlight

18. Goalie

19. Dungeon

20. Tracksuit

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British English (From the South).

 

1. Jumper

2. Roundabout

3. Indicators

4. Boot

5. Crackers

6. Shopping centre

7. Flat

8. Mudflap. If it's on a bike, it's a mudguard.

9. No idea, picture won't load for me. By the link I'm guessing it's tarmac or something like that.

10. Lift

11. Sweets

12. Ice lolly.

13. Can Coke/Lemonade/Whatever fizzy drink. There's not really an equivalent of 'soda' as a general word as far as I know. Fizzy drink maybe, but it's not really used in the same context.

14. Bin.

15. Porch/decking.

16. Nappy

17. Torch

18. Football/Goal.

19. Prison

20. Tracksuit/Trackies.

 

Oh' date=' and I've always wanted to know: Do people in England speak in American accents for fun? Happens all the time in America, but with English accents. Quite fun when you're being silly. :D[/quote']

 

No not really. It'd more likely be done to take the piss/make fun of American accents.

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These are the ones the UK calls them, and which ones I have a problem with.

 

7. Flat -- Honestly, why call it a flat? Clearly, it's three-dimensional.

11. Lollies -- All sweets aren't lollipops. In my mind, "lollies" refers to one type of candy only.

12. Iceblocks/ice lollies -- This is just unnecessary. First of all, popsicles aren't remotely block-shaped, and "ice lollies" just sounds unintuitive.

16. Nappy -- I'm lost as to how this word ever developed. Diapers don't relate to naps in any way that I can imagine.

17. Torch -- I can see where the roots of this came from, obviously, but you folks out in the UK have no way to tell the difference between a good, old fashioned torch and a flashlight.

 

Oh, and I've always wanted to know: Do people in England speak in American accents for fun? Happens all the time in America, but with English accents. Quite fun when you're being silly. :D

 

not really. ive heard american uk accents, its pretty funny u guys actually think we sound like that. but its not really funny doing an american accent. lol if someone is bumming on about shopping i do like 'omg liek totally, shutup omg' . oh yeah or like typically redkneck actualy do that quite alot. 'get oouufa my property'

 

this thread shows again how much we all know about america and how little you guys know about us! i guess we're pretty small but we made u man, u shud all visit england. but do it right and meet some english peeps.

like i already said, ur words are all mutations of ours, we're always right :thumbsup:

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United States, Texas.

 

1. Pullover

2. Roundabout or Traffic Circle.

3. Blinkers or turn signals.

4. Trunk or cargo space.

5. Saltines.

6. Mall or Promenade

7. the way you present it in the text, loft apartment

8. Mud Guard

9. Asphault

10. Elevator

11. Assorted candies

12. Popsicle

13. Coke, Soda, and Cola.

14. trash can for any size or shape

15. Deck? Not sure which part of the picture you are referring to. Floor area is a deck, roof area is an awning.

16. Diaper

17. Flashlight

18. Soccer, goalie, or answered prayer depending on what part of the picture.

19. Prison

20. Tacky. I mean windsuit.

 

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3The Sticks beside a car wheel which activate your turning indications. (can't find a good picture)

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7(small living area that is commonly built in large tower complexes)

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8(Not the tyre)

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9(product used to create the road surface)

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10elevator.jpg

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13soft-drink.jpg

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15(Constructed area that connects to the main part of the house)

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18football-uk.jpg

19(looking for the name of the facility that contains this type of construction)

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Edited in better clarifications for specific parts of pictures.

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Canada

 

1 - Sweatshirt

2 - Roundabout

3 - Blinkers?

4 - Trunk

5 - Soda Crackers

6 - Mall

7 - Condo?

8 - Mudflap

9 - Asphalt, pronounced ash-fault (Had to google the spelling)

10 - Elevator

11 - Candy

12 - Popsicle

13 - Pop

14 - Trashcan

15 - Deck/Porch?

16 - Diaper/Baby

17 - Flashlight

18 - Soccer

19 - Jail

20 - Tracksuit

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Let's see...

1. Jumper

2. Roundabout

3. Indicators

4. Boot

5. Crackers

6. Shopping Centre

7. Flat

8. Mud Guard

9. Tarmac

10. Lift

11. Sweets

12. Lollies

13. Can

14. Bin

15. Patio/Porch

16. Nappy

17. Torch

18. Goalkeeper

19. Prison

20. Tracksuit

 

I'm from the UK.

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Australia

 

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1. Long sleeved shirt.

2.Intersection.

3.Indicator.

4. Boot

5. Premium Biscuits (Like a cracker)

6. Shopping Centre (A.K.A Heaven)

7. Appartment

8. Asphalt

9. Mudflaps

10. Elevator

11. Partymix Lollies

12. Iceblocks

13. softdrink

14.Rubbish bin

15. Verandah

16. Nappy

17. Torch

18. Goalie

19. Prison

20. Uniform

 

 

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England.

 

[hide]Sweatshirt

Roundabout

Indicators

Car Boot

Crackers

Shopping Centre

Flat

Bumper

Tarmac

Lift

Sweets

Lollies

Soft Drink

Bin

*notsure*

Nappies

Torch

Goal/Goalie/Football

Prison

*notsure*

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I was unsure on like 3.... so |:

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1. Sweater/Long-sleeved shirt

2. (No idea)

3. (No idea)

4. Boot

5. Biscuits/Crackers, I see biscuits more often, although both are used

6. Shopping centre/mall

7. Flat

8. (No idea)

9. (No idea)

10. Lift

11. Sweets

12. Popsicle

13. Soft drink

14. Dustbin (?)

15. Porch

16. Diaper

17. Torchlight

18. Goalie (I think this is what the picture is)

19. Prison

20. Tracksuit (?)

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