Difference in Languages...

[Hurts]

English: Path
US: Sidewalk

[Uber-Jason]

English : pub
us english : bar

[Jazza]

American: George Bush
English: Idiot



(lol)

[The-Great-Dude]

English: Yes
Spanish: Si

[Chease]

English: Hello. I would like a packet of sunflower seeds please.
Spanish: Hola. Quiero una paqueta de pipas por favor.

[Caution]

English: Toilet
Scottish: Bog

English: Drain
Scottish: Gundey(sp)

[Hopeless]

English - toilet
Irish - toyla

[Isoelectric]

English - Toilet
Austrailian - Dunny

LOL

[PriceTags]

english - trousers
spanish - pantalones

[visa.]

English: car
French: bus
:rolleyes:

Wow, just no. I don't think you should be posting these if you have no idea what you're talking about. The french word for car is either 'voiture' if you're in France or 'auto' if you're in Quebec. Of course, both are used in both locations, however those are the most common you'll find. The french word for 'bus' is 'autobus'. There is no french word 'bus'.

To stay on topic,

France: un OP (Ordinateur Personnel)
Quebec: un PC (Personal Computer)
English: Personal Computer (PC)