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  1. Odin

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    So there are many words around the world that now in this omni cultural world we all share each others words.

    I'll share a few that I've heard over time to kick us off and see what we end up with.

    Duvet (NZ), Doona (Australia), Blanket (US)

    Bum (NZ), Fanny (US/Canada) but can also be a name in US.

    Jug (NZ), Kettle (Australia)

    Tap (NZ), Faucet (US)

    Dinghy (NZ), Tinney (Australia), where tinny means $20 marijuana in (NZ)
     
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    Mini *bump*


    No one has replied :( lol
     
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    I don't know what to add but...
    Nice work man!!!
    keep up the good work!!!
     
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    Tea time (NZ), Dinner (US), UK tea time means cup of tea (tea break).

    Dessert (NZ), Supper (US?), Afters (UK)

    (Accent sounds like...)
    Fush and chups (NZ)
    Feesh and Cheeps (Australia)

    Six (NZ, sounds like AU "sex")
    Six (AU, sounds like NZ "sex")

    Imagine the conversations...
     
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    supper is another way of saying dinner ;)
     
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    Indeed, but I couldn't remember which country ;)
     
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    It's old english :3
     
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    Owo, like the tea ;)
     
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    hmm... what's other word for tea??
    I think supper is less used now and people usually say dinner rather than supper..
     
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    Maybe.. Oolong or Ceylon? Haha
     
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    never heard of those words yet.....
    (i was talking about english so if that's other language, idk xp)
     
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    Both types of tea haha. I really like Oolong tea.
     
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    ooh xp (I havent' tasted those then..)
    I should start collecting teas..
     
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    I think Dilmah is Ceylon tea, and Oolong tea I have found to be a loose tea.
     
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    Israel maybe "last supper" lol haha
     
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    Owo it could be Italiano then ;)
     
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    supper is english word..I already said it..
    [​IMG]
     
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    This is why I thought Italiano ... Screenshot_20161028-183256.jpg ;)
     
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    That thing is saying the picture "Last Supper" was painted in Italy by Leonardo da Vinci
    and it's in the refectory of the Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie, Milan
    from the way it's describing, I can see the word "Last Supper" is "Il Cenacolo" or "L'Ultima Cena" in Italian language
    (Btw, la cena is dinner in Spanish word)

    That description is c***....
    making ppl confuse while reading it...

    Maybe "Il" is last and "Cenacolo" is supper (or dinner) in Italian
    And maybe "L'Ultima" is last in Spanish... (I'm not sure...just guessing...Is there any Spanish/Italian ppl in forum???)
     
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    Itd make sence as Ultima looks like ultimate. Ultimate is another way of saying last.
     
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