How do you say ______

[zprestoe]

Ice lolly is the dumbest term in the history on the englsih language.
In australia we have Rockmelon, In america we have Canterlope.
And ove in australia "soda" is Just Fizzy drink

 

[tomborsari]

ooooh when i went to wyoming, they called
Dr. Pepper Mr. Pibb
and so when i stopped by mcdonalds, i just kept asking for doctor pepper, and the russian guy didnt understand
haha

 

[conordavidson]

bk says a's really weird in some words. he will be like bArspin, lol idk how to say it. or gnAr. just a long dumb sounding of the original.

HAHAHA yes! It sounds like "bearspin".

I think the UK says something weird for Band-Aids, I'm not sure though.

 

[seankane]

Popsicle=Ice Lolly

AHAHAHAHAHA

Dr. Pepper Mr. Pibb

2 different sodas, just some parts of the country have mr pibb instead. that sucks for them, though, since dr pepper is by far superior.

 

[Steve Moore]

manja lagots- eat balls

 

[zprestoe]

Wtf i want dr pepper at my mcdonalds,
i hate my life.

 

[yamamsmells]

Why do you guys over there call crisps chips haha. Chips are different to french fries too, french fries are those really thin ones you get at mcdonalds and chips are the fat ones made from cut up potatoes lolllll.

 

[scootsteve]

bk says a's really weird in some words. he will be like bArspin, lol idk how to say it. or gnAr. just a long dumb sounding of the original.

HAHAHA yes! It sounds like "bearspin".

I think the UK says something weird for Band-Aids, I'm not sure though.

yeah we call them plasters haha

OMG

its so funny to hear all you non uk people saying all this about the uk when what you find so bizzare i find just like so common i would even think twice about it.

 

[seankane]

when terry was over hear i just laughed pretty much the whole time

hearing him talk to his mom on the phone was the funniest shit ever

 

[Jordan Jasa]

in australia they call afternoon "arvo", as in, "this arvo i dun a gnarr t-dwon!"

i think thats what it is anyway haha.

 

[redline582]

Ice lolly is the dumbest term in the history on the englsih language.
In australia we have Rockmelon, In america we have Canterlope.
And ove in australia "soda" is Just Fizzy drink

lol i call it cool drink, or by what the drink is actually called. like sprite, coke, fanta etc.

 

[ibbruiser]

ooooh when i went to wyoming, they called
Dr. Pepper Mr. Pibb
and so when i stopped by mcdonalds, i just kept asking for doctor pepper, and the russian guy didnt understand
haha

different drinks.

like coke and pepsi

 

[redline582]

in australia they call afternoon "arvo", as in, "this arvo i dun a gnarr t-dwon!"

i think thats what it is anyway haha.

yeah thats it haha

edit: top ramen in Australia is 2 minute noodles

 

[theworm]

lol 2 minute noodles....heh
and Ice lolly, I loled

 

[Grahamk]

This is for all you Aussies
You know you call crisps 'chips', and chips 'hotchips'
What if you had a cold chip, what would you call that

 

[Matt Dibble]

Why do you guys over there call crisps chips haha. Chips are different to french fries too, french fries are those really thin ones you get at mcdonalds and chips are the fat ones made from cut up potatoes lolllll.

chips - potato chips
french fries - fries like mcdonalds, thin
steak fries - cut up potatos, thick and gnar.

 

[chadsterr]

steak fries? haha whattt?

Its Chips man!
Local Chippy...fish n chip shop. there's one around every corner in yorkshire.

 

[Pete Pachota]

Ive heard that in Southern states 'coke' is any fizzy drink. Like you walk into a bar and be like:

- Gimme a coke.
- What kind of?
- Sprite.

Also if I translated from polish some would be like:

soda/pop = gas drinks
ramen noodles = chinese soup

If you wanna hear some funky language you definitely need to see some classic Corey Clement videos like this one.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCI-9D-BCLg&feature=related

Stuff like this makes me feel like aussies can't speak english, as I have stated before. It's okay if you think of it as a whole different language, Australian, but it's too weird for me to consider it a form of spoken english.

 

[ghost24]

IM FINNA GO TO DA GROCERY STORE MY NIGGA YAHEARDME ILL BE BACK IN A SEC YAHEARDME ISS ALL GOOD YAHEARDME


Down in New Orleans, we say "Yaheardme" after like, everything, no joke haha

Edit: Forgot to add, if you cant speak hella ghetto, then you wont be able to pronounce "Yaheardme" the proper way. Its pronounced "Yuh-erd-me" but the "Yuh" is really low key, its basically "Yurdme"

 

[Kyper]

Ive heard that in Southern states 'coke' is any fizzy drink. Like you walk into a bar and be like:

- Gimme a coke.
- What kind of?
- Sprite.

It's true. I had to specify when I lived in Oakland. But when I came down to LA Tech I asked my friend for a coke and he went to his fridge and he was like, "What one do you want?"

Yeah. We're awesome.
-The South