American words

its strange, over here we use 'mobile' and 'crisps', but in America etc, they use 'cell phone' and 'potato chips'. Its gonna be strange when i move, everyone saying 'cell phone' and suddenly i say 'mobile' lol.

i think there was a topic like this a while ago, so i live in america and a lot of words are different like ~

garage - is pronounced GAR-age instead of gar-AGE
and aluminium ~ AL-u-MIN-um


it's a lot different

LOL
Im moving soon, so I need to get used to these words ::

where do they say those words

I think in Britain right? This is in the wrong section btw. Anyways yeah that's interesting. In america we do say cell phone and potato chips :] We use mobile when if we're using instant chatting instead of being on the computer and using our phones to instant chat (we call that mobile)

muffinatormanic wrote:I think in Britain right? This is in the wrong section btw. Anyways yeah that's interesting. In america we do say cell phone and potato chips :] We use mobile when if we're using instant chatting instead of being on the computer and using our phones to instant chat (we call that mobile)

i don't call that mobile, i call that texting...

americans dont use the word wellies~welention boots, i wonder what they use?