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Assistant: Language: en
Title: US English vs. UK English (food)/Inglés de EE.UU. vs. Inglés de UK (comida)/美国英语 vs. 英国英语（食物)
Description: hi miles how are you hey Jack I&#39;m doing well how are you very well thank you I&#39;m miles today we&#39;re gonna be talking about what you guys call certain words in the us and what we call those words in the UK hmm very interesting I&#39;m looking forward to it so Miles what do you call this in the USA hmm that is definitely a cookie a cookie what would you call it a cookie no yeah miles that is a biscuit you eat a biscuit I like to eat biscuits is something else I also like to eat biscuits bow and I think of biscuits I think of this this in my mind is a biscuit that you might have with butter or Jam but this is certainly a cookie nope what what you call a biscuit to me looks a bit like a scone maybe a little bit like a scone but no that is not a biscuit that is a biscuit okay okay so Miles what do you call these hmm those Jack those are chips like I might eat a bag of chips what do you call those chips no they aren&#39;t chip Smiles chips are something else those are crisps of crisp no no no because when you eat crisps it makes a a crisp sound that&#39;s why you call them Chris Miles I I do not care what you think those are chips no matter what everyone in England says okay so Miles what do you call these those are fries those are fries or french fries what are those to you no miles those aren&#39;t fries those are chips [Music] this is getting way too confusing for me it&#39;s really simple miles what you guys call chips we call crisps and what you guys call fries we call chips hmm well I&#39;m telling you Jack that you might need to think a little bit differently if you ever come visit me here in the United States okay but miles I&#39;m telling you from New England you need to order fish and chips not fish and fries [Laughter] I do I do remember hearing the term fish and chips and chips in that context in that situation are definitely what we in the U.S call fries foreign [Laughter] what do you call these hmm these are uh candy or candies don&#39;t tell me in the UK you all call these something else yes in the UK we call these the correct terms these are sweets or sweeties because is sweet no candy for us is this when I hear the term or the word sweeties I think of something that might my grandma might say not anything anyone in the U.S would say when referring to candy okay okay miles let&#39;s move on what do you call this that is 100 without a doubt without a doubt cotton candy because it is like candy but it is also like cotton thus it is cotton candy in the United Kingdom we call this candy floss candy floss not cotton candy candy floss is this plus is something that you clean your teeth with in between your your teeth this is floss and this is cotton candy um why we call it candy floss is because it&#39;s like a big ball of sweet floss like a big ball of sweet floss no hmm I see what you mean that does make some sense a little at least okay well thank you everybody for watching the video today and let us know in the comments what you call these objects in your country and let us know which do you prefer the American way or the British way thank you everybody for watching and we&#39;ll see you next time that sounds good take care everyone Jojo [Music]
Caption: Join Jack and Miles as they explore the amusing differences between American English and British English as it relates to food. / Únete a Jack y Miles mientras exploran las divertidas diferencias entre el inglés americano y el inglés británico en lo que se refiere a la comida. / 加入杰克和迈尔斯，一起探索美式英语和英式英语在食物上的有趣差异。
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