maxfactor Posted August 17 Posted August 17 1 minute ago, corvette08 said: I have been alive for 62+ years. The word duvet has never been used in my country. Well...it covers a bed. No need for one in a stall. So no wonder.
corvette08 Posted August 17 Posted August 17 2 minutes ago, Commander Data said: Maxbell, if it is also french it is even worse, you dont know your both native languages 🤣 But i found out the word duvet is more commonly used by the british people, so it is not surpising that corvette and you didnt know it. Those British people got some strange words over there. 2
corvette08 Posted August 17 Posted August 17 1 minute ago, maxfactor said: Well...it covers a bed. No need for one in a stall. So no wonder. Huh?
maxfactor Posted August 17 Posted August 17 2 minutes ago, corvette08 said: Huh? Here you go...https://www.wayfair.ca/bed-bath/pdp/artverse-massachusetts-single-duvet-cover-ebji1729.html?piid=43776533%2C43502608%2C43502609
corvette08 Posted August 17 Posted August 17 1 minute ago, maxfactor said: Here you go...https://www.wayfair.ca/bed-bath/pdp/artverse-massachusetts-single-duvet-cover-ebji1729.html?piid=43776533%2C43502608%2C43502609 It doesn't work on my computer. But Massachusetts and duvet don't go together. We do not use that word here.
maxfactor Posted August 17 Posted August 17 1 minute ago, corvette08 said: It doesn't work on my computer. But Massachusetts and duvet don't go together. We do not use that word here. Yeah they do...just not you 1
corvette08 Posted August 17 Posted August 17 1 minute ago, maxfactor said: Yeah they do...just not you Oh really? What part of Massachusetts do you live?
maxfactor Posted August 17 Posted August 17 3 minutes ago, corvette08 said: Oh really? What part of Massachusetts do you live? Like I said, it makes sense you would never have heard the word
corvette08 Posted August 17 Posted August 17 2 minutes ago, maxfactor said: Like I said, it makes sense you would never have heard the word Oh really? What part of Massachusetts do you live in?
Noldus Posted August 17 Author Posted August 17 British English American English Meaning flat apartment a place to live lift elevator device that moves between floors trousers pants clothing for the legs trainers sneakers athletic shoes lorry truck large vehicle for goods boot (of a car) trunk storage space at the back of a car bonnet (of a car) hood cover over the engine holiday vacation time off from work/school crisps chips thin fried potatoes chips fries thick cut fried potatoes biscuit cookie sweet baked snack chemist pharmacy / drugstore where you get medicine football soccer sport with a round ball post mail letters and packages queue line waiting in order tap faucet water source torch flashlight portable light petrol gas / gasoline fuel for cars rubbish trash / garbage waste car park parking lot where cars are parked 1 3
corvette08 Posted August 17 Posted August 17 2 minutes ago, Noldus said: British English American English Meaning flat apartment a place to live lift elevator device that moves between floors trousers pants clothing for the legs trainers sneakers athletic shoes lorry truck large vehicle for goods boot (of a car) trunk storage space at the back of a car bonnet (of a car) hood cover over the engine holiday vacation time off from work/school crisps chips thin fried potatoes chips fries thick cut fried potatoes biscuit cookie sweet baked snack chemist pharmacy / drugstore where you get medicine football soccer sport with a round ball post mail letters and packages queue line waiting in order tap faucet water source torch flashlight portable light petrol gas / gasoline fuel for cars rubbish trash / garbage waste car park parking lot where cars are parked Exactly my point! They are fucking weirdos over there. 3
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