Merkan-English Dictionary #10
Does it never end? [No - Ed.]
Ok, let's have a wee think...
- Check
- Cheque
- Rest room
- Chaps
- Temperature
Note that when your bank manager asks you to clear your humungous overdraft, under no circumstances should you attempt to offer him a cheque. This will just make him even more cross.
For some reason, the expression "chaps in chaps" brings to mind a different image altogether. Not that there's anything wrong with that.
The only time we seem to be in complete agreement is when it's minus forty. Even a Glaswegian will admit that's cold.
Toot toot!
3 comments:
Ha! I so remember the first time in Scotland when we asked someone where the "rest room" was and they literally took us to a room with chairs. We asked where the toilets were and she said "oh, you mean the water closet." Yeah, we were totally confused by that point.
Oh, and Peter and I always have discussions about temperature. I only know Farenheit and he only knows Celcius.
Jacki - I'd rather use a water closet than a dry closet, even if the latter is more eco-friendly.
"Check" also means "got it!" Like if someone is asking you if you remembered to do something.
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