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is awesome!
Yeah Jeffy, I said that once to my g/f and she just kind of stared at me. Although, it could've been that I was talking about 0-60 times on a car....
What's the American for "Rubbish"?
One good example of a word the British use that we in the U.S. seldom use is "nought".
You never hear an American say "nought to 60"....unless he/she watches Top Gear
What's the American for "Rubbish"?
Or Zed to 60.
Or Zed to 60. It always threw me off. Especially when he made a comment about the "IROC Zed" once... took me a second. :lol:
What's the American for "Rubbish"?
I always smile at the fact that you guys over the pond call the back of a car the truck and we call it a boot! It's odd how we all label things different.
I always smile at the fact that you guys over the pond call the back of a car the truck and we call it a boot! It's odd how we all label things different.
Chrysler
Thanks for the definition man . Yeah I guess it could have been a derivative of fancy or something? Poncy... fancy.... I dunno
Thanks for the definition man . Yeah I guess it could have been a derivative of fancy or something? Poncy... fancy.... I dunno
Name - British - American
Hyundai - Hay-un-die - Hundai
As an aside, anything Italian, French or Spanish is brutalized on either side of the Atlantic.
No English or American is spelling "Volkswagen" right
Don't forget the German language!
No English or American is spelling "Volkswagen" right