British-American Baby/Kids words

[*saulino*]

Hi

Thnaks for clearing that up trixipaws wow so your tea is like our dinner then well at the same time wed have ours at .
We just dont have a tea time.

 

[lauramumof2]

Kylie, Our messages are our food shopping. I totally undterstand that lingo.

 

[SarahH]

if I was to star typing in doric I would confuss half of you!!

I love regional accents and words!

 

[katyk]

I'd not heard of 'piece' for sandwich but I put it in the word asso thread

My boyf (brummy) had heard of it but not for years

I love different words, I even like txt etc.

 

[kirlykird]

I've noticed alot of people on here say 'Mommy' or 'Mom' it's like we're being taken over

I use the word 'mom' & I'm originally from Birmingham

So does Emmylou, think it's also a Midland thing

 

[kirlykird]

I'd not heard of 'piece' for sandwich but I put it in the word asso thread

My boyf (brummy) had heard of it but not for years

I love different words, I even like txt etc.

My aunt used to call a sandwich,a piece...so did a lot of people when I was growing up actually

 

[Adele]

mom is defo a midlands thing, i used to say mum until i moved to staffs now i say mom lol

 

[SarahH]

A sandwich has always been a piece to me.... when at school we took a piece box not a lunch box.