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We speak the same language??
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- Date: Wed, 19 Aug 1998 09:53:23 -0400
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Allan's response to Stan's Strip reminds me of something. He mentions a
"fortnight", which those of us Americans who read English literature
know as "two weeks". A few years ago, my husband and I were in England
during the wonderful month of June and we noticed that some vegetables
had different names: what is commonly referred to as zucchini here in
the US are called courgettes and eggplants were aubergines. Does anyone
know of any other differences? I mean, both countries do speak the same
language, right? Actually, I think there are regional differences in the
USA too, are they scallions or green onions?
--Stacey
Farmington, NY
Zone 5
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