22852nd poster gets a cookie (cookie thread (Part 7)) (Part 10)

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#18429

not really?

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#18430

I remember American English has words that are missing a letter compared to well English English. :wowee:

#18431

color v colour ja

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#18432

Its not the cheese thats being grilled, the bread is grilled, the cheese is between the slices of bread. The cheese melt

“Grilled cheese sandwich” is the full name, and some people say that. Its such a common dish, everyone has it all the time, that they shorten the name so its faster to say

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#18433

Listen to tutuu, he’s a master chef prodigy

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#18434

Also despite the name “grilled” you can make them in a pan too, and often times you do make them in a pan. Most people dont have grills

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#18435

they do youre just bulgarian. who doesnt have a grill

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#18436

I love grills

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#18437

ok but do you really want to go and use your grill every time you want to make a grilled cheese

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#18438

I dont think grill is such a common appliance to have, especially if you live in an apartament

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#18439

American english refers to different spelling which this isnt an issue youre talking about so this is slightly incorrect, all languages use slang terms or shorten phrases

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#18440

Well actually i could be incorrect on that one let me think

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#18441

It is probably arguable that slang does fall into the phrases british/american english

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#18442

Grilled cheese (derogatory)

#18443

It’s more efficient and you’re not pronouncing color as “cull our”, now are you?

#18444

I don’t think so, it sounds like American pronunciation.

#18445

I have it

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#18446

Does anyone pronounce color as not color anyways

#18447

Yeah that’s the point.
The unnecessary u in the european spelling of color implies an entirely incorrect sound.

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#18448

The great vowel shift my betrothed