Also. Why can’t Americans say emu properly?
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This sounds very fancy
Chips is American equivalent of crisps for you.
Hell yeah!
In Australia emus are called Shelia
New name HopeInTheUndertow
No we call crisps chips. But we also call hot chips chips. Except when we get them from a fast food place. Then they are fries.
If you go to Canada. Vinegar is important condiment. Not that I am Canadian. All their fast food restaurants have Vinegar pouches.
It's not as big in US, in past decade that's changing.
Confusing much lol
Not at all.
We are clever enough to work out what chips people are talking about from the context of the conversation
Are you quoting something I said. And you decided the tow was under the current.
My neighbor is making lasagna at this hour in the morning. I smell the sauce. 
How rude of themMy neighbor is making lasagna at this hour in the morning. I smell the sauce.
Well I am exception to the rule. So try me. How should I be pronouncing it.
In Australia, lasagne is called Shelia
Americans say E moo
But it should be E mu
But it should be E mu
They can't say Glasgow or Moscow either to be fair
But they can say water and butter better than me
