Food
The Americans call these French fries. How do the British call them?
Chips.
The British call it a jumper. How do the Americans call it?
A sweater.
The Americans call it an apartment. How do the British call it?
A flat.
The British call this device a lift. What do the Americans call it?
An elevator.
The Americans call these cookies. How do the British call them?
Biscuits.
The British call them trousers. How do the Americans call them?
Pants.
The Americans call the place around you house a yard. How do the British call it?
A garden.
The British call it a mobile phone. What do the Americans call it?
A cell phone.
The Americans call these chips. How do the British call them?
The British call this place the chemist's. How do the Americans call it?
The drugstore or pharmacy.
The Americans throw things in the garbage can. Where do the British throw them?
In the rubbish bin.
The British call this season autumn. What do the Americans call it?
Fall.
The Americans call this type of food ground meat. How do the British call it?
Minced meat.
The British call this place the loo or the toilet. How do the Americans call it?
The restroom.
The Americans use a stove to cook on. What do the British use?
A cooker.
The Americans say thank you. What do the British say?
Cheers.
The Americans call this meal a baked potato. How do the British call it?
The British call it the bill when asking to pay at a restaurant. How do the Americans call it?
The check.
The British turn the water on from the tap. What do the Americans use?
The Americans call the thing you put on babies a diaper. What do the British call it?
A nappy.