I was chatting with my friend Tina on instant messenger earlier. Tina is from the UK and I'm from Canada so sometimes it's hard to understand what exactly we are saying to each other because we have different words for different things. She calls her evening meal "tea" and I call it "supper". She also calls her friends "hun" and that it is something here you would call your spouse/boyfriend. She also explained to me what "posh" meant because the way she used it I had no idea what she was talking about. Amazingly though some things like online car insurance are said the same way here in Canada and the UK.
Thursday, May 8, 2008
Instant Messaging Translating
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6 comments:
Funnily enough, I tend to understand Brit and Australian slang better than some American!
Well, explain what posh means. Now I need to know.
Hi Anna,
Posh means the chic upper class. I thought posh meant expensive or one of the Spice Girls. LOL! Yeah I know, I'm lame. LOL
Looks like ill have to start some classes of my own Tam teaching you and your American friends the English slang lol
P.s im back on, managed to cellotape my wire!!
p.s thanks for linking me on here 'bud' x
Hehehehe - you make me giggle. You ROCK and I luv u!
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