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#51 2010-07-30 08:37:55

08jackt
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Re: [IN PROGRESS] US to UK dictionary

DaGamez wrote:

08jackt wrote:

melikecheese wrote:


Why don't you all get back on topic. This has nothing to do with anything.

fantastic...?

oh sorry, i didn't see your post. i was just replying to increase my post count.

I saw your post, I didn't see Blade's. I thought you were just explaining what a word means randomly.

so you just decided to post a reply when you didn't even read why i was saying that?


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#52 2010-07-30 08:51:42

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Re: [IN PROGRESS] US to UK dictionary

wiimaster wrote:

Rooms (As in highschool rooms): Dormitories
Roomates: Flatmates (Not sure about this one) - Flatmates in a flat only.
Microwave: Toaster Oven - Just Microwave
Graveyard: Cemetery
Dollar: Pound, Shilling or Pence (Not sure about this one. Can someone fill me in about the currency?) - Dollar is a pound. Shillings are no longer around.
Parking Lot: Lot - Car Park
Wow (As in the interjection 'Wow!'): Crikey or Blimey - Wow usually but those are in England.
Yummy: Delicious or Scrumptious
Cell Phone: Cellular Phone - Mobile


Hope I could help  smile

I'll add more after I job up the old memory.

There's some changes.  big_smile

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#53 2010-07-30 09:07:27

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Re: [IN PROGRESS] US to UK dictionary

kiwi95 wrote:

wiimaster wrote:

Rooms (As in highschool rooms): Dormitories
Roomates: Flatmates (Not sure about this one) - Flatmates in a flat only.
Microwave: Toaster Oven - Just Microwave
Graveyard: Cemetery
Dollar: Pound, Shilling or Pence (Not sure about this one. Can someone fill me in about the currency?) - Dollar is a pound. Shillings are no longer around.
Parking Lot: Lot - Car Park
Wow (As in the interjection 'Wow!'): Crikey or Blimey - Wow usually but those are in England.
Yummy: Delicious or Scrumptious
Cell Phone: Cellular Phone - Mobile


Hope I could help  smile

I'll add more after I job up the old memory.

There's some changes.  big_smile

Thanks!


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#54 2010-07-30 09:18:53

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Re: [IN PROGRESS] US to UK dictionary

Toaster Oven??????


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#55 2010-07-30 09:30:34

coka
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Re: [IN PROGRESS] US to UK dictionary

I think:

Meter = Metre

Not so sure about that one, but I think I saw it on a UK website before.


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#56 2010-07-30 09:33:59

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Re: [IN PROGRESS] US to UK dictionary

I'm pretty sure you're right, coka.


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#57 2010-07-30 11:55:32

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Re: [IN PROGRESS] US to UK dictionary

DaGamez wrote:

Blade-Edge wrote:

Stop arguing. Jack right, Dag wrong
I mean, how can you not see what I wrote? It was in the quote that you replied to.
And what does his plan have to do with anything? That was just a joke

I know. And I already wrote it; I'm not using my laptop, I'm on vacation with a really * computer and I have a giant black block covering some of the screen.

Why wouldn't you take your lap top with you on vacation? And where would you get a computer while on Vacation? o.O

Anyways I think all of the meters and metres are like that besides Perimeter, but should we include them all?


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#58 2010-07-30 12:44:32

wiimaster
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Re: [IN PROGRESS] US to UK dictionary

Someone should make a Translator project. I might!


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#59 2010-07-30 13:55:44

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Re: [IN PROGRESS] US to UK dictionary

How would you do something like that?


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#60 2010-07-31 05:38:42

08jackt
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Re: [IN PROGRESS] US to UK dictionary

Ace-of-Spades wrote:

How would you do something like that?

ask block, lists.


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#61 2010-07-31 05:40:22

iCode-747
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Re: [IN PROGRESS] US to UK dictionary

It's just spelling differences....  tongue

You and I, TPCK, should make an American -to-Japanese translator.  tongue


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#62 2010-07-31 08:16:07

wiimaster
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Re: [IN PROGRESS] US to UK dictionary

I got one more:
Step on: Trod on


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