purple_flower · 1 decade ago
i thought they called underpants knickers
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ninjamim · 1 decade ago
no i'm english and we say pants haha :)
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purple_flower · 1 decade ago
oh lol
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Vic Fuentes* · 1 decade ago
And then there's the Aussies- the bogans who short-cut every word, and try to use as much slang as possible
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ninjamim · 1 decade ago
haha auzzies are so cool
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What_I_Really_Think · 1 decade ago
This is gonna sound really stupid but there's a difference between biscuits and cookies...
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ninjamim · 1 decade ago
i don't know i got told that our biscuits were cookies over there haha
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What_I_Really_Think · 1 decade ago
they kind of are. But there is like some technical difference in them, it's to do with how it's made and its texture I think
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ninjamim · 1 decade ago
haha fair one i don't cook much ;)
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justkiddiing · 1 decade ago
as a non english native speaker who learned her english on the internet..; I use both of them in wrong orders... I could easely make sentences with american and english words
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booda456 · 1 decade ago
some of these words don't mean the same thing in the english language people will be confused if u say lets say "i have a boot on the back of my car" they would think you are crazy
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justkiddiing · 1 decade ago
i know.. But I's say taxi instead of cab, but cookie insteat of biscuit, I'd say earaser, but also garbadge.. you see? I just alsways choose the one I like the most, what makes that I don't talk a real language
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ninjamim · 1 decade ago
haha i'm english and i say american words that i get off witty and my friends take the aha
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justkiddiing · 1 decade ago
yea, wel I get ALL my words from the internet sooo... not a real good thing haha
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