bluemoon7
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Candy floss
*takes notes*
I didn´t know this.
Only know DENTAL FLOSS, which, in a way is the opposite of CANDY FLOSS, or the antagonist ha!
Candy floss
no take it away, melt it go scoff your gob with it make hot choc or somat
myyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy school i said zin , you never knew the manor , myyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy skoolNot even close to being anything like my school. We had too much Latin homework to get through.
Because of Latin. I had Latin as well, but only from class 11 to 13. So there was a lot to catch up on, and it wasn´t fun.
yep its pink usually all sugar its spun sugar worpppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp*takes notes*
I didn´t know this.
Only know DENTAL FLOSS, which, in a way is the opposite of CANDY FLOSS, or the antagonist ha!
Cotton candy is American English. Candy floss is English English.*takes notes*
I didn´t know this.
Only know DENTAL FLOSS, which, in a way is the opposite of CANDY FLOSS, or the antagonist ha!
a wax hit the jackpot again - sorta ... they arent all ready
Except you didn't. You just said 'school'.myyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy school i said zin , you never knew the manor , myyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy skool
In any case, I was merely thinking back to my own school experiences. I wasn't thinking about anyone else's.its like being at school on this thread
I am more familiar with AE, because of my time abroad.Cotton candy is American English. Candy floss is English English.
look like noses
Tacitus. Catullus. Pliny. I liked the first two years. The next two, not so much. Our Latin teacher talked to her own kids in Latin.Because of Latin. I had Latin as well, but only from class 11 to 13. So there was a lot to catch up on, and it wasn´t fun.
I am more familiar with AE
I spent yeeeeeeaaaaars studying British English, but during the one year and couple of month in the US, I learned a lot of casual/everyday words.
Afaik, it's a really recent addition to English. And didn't it come from the French? I seem to remember seeing something about that. Oh, I can't be arsed to look it up!Ain´t no candy floss or courgettes in Shakespeare and John Donne
now we're talking!
does snow informer in your ear, all squeaky ,
Yes. That’s a thing in particular Swedish circles, to end random sentences with “sa räven” (the fox said).räven = Fuchs? wow