Always feels weird to me that Yanks call weiners hot dogs even though the whole thing with the bun is a hot dog. Would feel like calling minced meat hamburger meat or something hah
Worse still is the pronunciation of “bologna”. How. Just how. None of you seppos have the right to tell me about how I pronounce “herbs” or “pecans”. Then again, our pronunciation of “lieutenant” is messed up.
Always feels weird to me that Yanks call weiners hot dogs even though the whole thing with the bun is a hot dog. Would feel like calling minced meat hamburger meat or something hah
I’ve always called them old sos myself (because sausAGE, amirite?)
Wow, my jokes are terrible.
Worse still is the pronunciation of “bologna”. How. Just how. None of you seppos have the right to tell me about how I pronounce “herbs” or “pecans”. Then again, our pronunciation of “lieutenant” is messed up.
What is a seppo?
Septic tank. Rhymes with Yank.
British rhyming slang, or Australian?
I think it’s Aussie?
Spot on!
Bo lo na
The g is silent, obviously. Have some culture.
The “g” isn’t silent. the “gn” in Italian (and French) is pronounced like a “n” with a tilde (~, e.g “ñ”) in Spanish.
Stop making up fake languages, we know you all speak The President’s Speech at home
Baloney.
We call minced meat (“ground beef” in the Americas) a hamburger, burger, or burger patty when it’s shaped into a flat circle.
It’s not uncommon for us to call a circle of ground beef a “burger” even if it’s sans-bun.
Oh we definitely don’t do that. That would be super crazy. • _ •
Lmao it’s real
Wait till this guy learns about Hamburger Helper