disneyrhap
Earning My Ears
- Joined
- Mar 16, 2002
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First I'd like to thank you all for the great responses on my previous question. Now it just comes to my mind about how the British called "american" potato chips.
1. Since you call french fries as chip, are the potato chips known as "fries" in Britain? It'd be so confusing for american and perhaps the rest of the world.
2. On your vacations, have you been misunderstood by ordering "british" chip and got a bag of "american" potato chip instead?
3. Do you call french fries as "chips" so that you don't have to say "french" fries all the times? I assume french fries is a correct, standard name for that type of cooked potato.
1. Since you call french fries as chip, are the potato chips known as "fries" in Britain? It'd be so confusing for american and perhaps the rest of the world.
2. On your vacations, have you been misunderstood by ordering "british" chip and got a bag of "american" potato chip instead?
3. Do you call french fries as "chips" so that you don't have to say "french" fries all the times? I assume french fries is a correct, standard name for that type of cooked potato.