From time to time, some troll has posted to T.O. some inane claim
about U.S. and/or USians. As counterpoint, the following is a link to
a 12-minute Youtube video of how some Europeans use "American" as an adjective:
<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DVA1C8kUw4I>
From time to time, some troll has posted to T.O. some inane claim
about U.S. and/or USians. As counterpoint, the following is a link to
a 12-minute Youtube video of how some Europeans use "American" as an >adjective:
<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DVA1C8kUw4I>
On Tuesday, 11 April 2023 at 17:45:17 UTC+3, jillery wrote:
From time to time, some troll has posted to T.O. some inane claim
about U.S. and/or USians. As counterpoint, the following is a link to
a 12-minute Youtube video of how some Europeans use "American" as an
adjective:
<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DVA1C8kUw4I>
It differs by country. In Estonia we do not have bread, coffin, fridge or
bed that is called "American". Overly wide car or smile and odd football
that is not really ball and is rarely hit with foot we call "American" as well.
Roller coaster we call "American hills". Sliced potatoes baked with with >bell pepper, onion and/or garlic (or seasoned with powder of such) we call >"cowboy potatoes" not "American potatoes".
Lot of bird species that mostly live in America have "American" in name
here. Those very rarely migrate here by some mistake but perhaps enough
to have name.
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