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by hijklmno on July 29th, 2007
I know lots... I'm in Scotland. We have lots of words that are different to other english speakers.
One example: in the west of Scotland it is very common to say "ginger" instead of "pop" or "soda". No idea why...
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Is that because of Ginger Ale?
by AnaContessa on November 19th, 2007