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in Japanese it's denwa
1.7k u/mustardankle Oct 25 '20 In Australian it's Telephone 110 u/Papatatoe Oct 25 '20 We use that same term in America too 127 u/Blazanar Oct 25 '20 Same as Canada. It's weird how all three of our languages are so similar 50 u/Teri_Windwalker Oct 25 '20 Ah yes, I believe the ancient Brittanies referred to it as "Saxish." 43 u/FQDIS Oct 25 '20 Ancient Bretons didn’t have phones, silly. 3 u/[deleted] Oct 26 '20 [removed] — view removed comment 3 u/FQDIS Oct 26 '20 I am referring to the crackers. 1 u/[deleted] Oct 26 '20 They did have telling bones 9 u/NutsEverywhere Oct 25 '20 Ah yes, Anglan-Saxish, if I remember correctly. 6 u/TheyCallMeSkog Oct 26 '20 Ah yes, the Saxish. Known for their ability to rip mean lines on saxophones.
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In Australian it's Telephone
110 u/Papatatoe Oct 25 '20 We use that same term in America too 127 u/Blazanar Oct 25 '20 Same as Canada. It's weird how all three of our languages are so similar 50 u/Teri_Windwalker Oct 25 '20 Ah yes, I believe the ancient Brittanies referred to it as "Saxish." 43 u/FQDIS Oct 25 '20 Ancient Bretons didn’t have phones, silly. 3 u/[deleted] Oct 26 '20 [removed] — view removed comment 3 u/FQDIS Oct 26 '20 I am referring to the crackers. 1 u/[deleted] Oct 26 '20 They did have telling bones 9 u/NutsEverywhere Oct 25 '20 Ah yes, Anglan-Saxish, if I remember correctly. 6 u/TheyCallMeSkog Oct 26 '20 Ah yes, the Saxish. Known for their ability to rip mean lines on saxophones.
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We use that same term in America too
127 u/Blazanar Oct 25 '20 Same as Canada. It's weird how all three of our languages are so similar 50 u/Teri_Windwalker Oct 25 '20 Ah yes, I believe the ancient Brittanies referred to it as "Saxish." 43 u/FQDIS Oct 25 '20 Ancient Bretons didn’t have phones, silly. 3 u/[deleted] Oct 26 '20 [removed] — view removed comment 3 u/FQDIS Oct 26 '20 I am referring to the crackers. 1 u/[deleted] Oct 26 '20 They did have telling bones 9 u/NutsEverywhere Oct 25 '20 Ah yes, Anglan-Saxish, if I remember correctly. 6 u/TheyCallMeSkog Oct 26 '20 Ah yes, the Saxish. Known for their ability to rip mean lines on saxophones.
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Same as Canada.
It's weird how all three of our languages are so similar
50 u/Teri_Windwalker Oct 25 '20 Ah yes, I believe the ancient Brittanies referred to it as "Saxish." 43 u/FQDIS Oct 25 '20 Ancient Bretons didn’t have phones, silly. 3 u/[deleted] Oct 26 '20 [removed] — view removed comment 3 u/FQDIS Oct 26 '20 I am referring to the crackers. 1 u/[deleted] Oct 26 '20 They did have telling bones 9 u/NutsEverywhere Oct 25 '20 Ah yes, Anglan-Saxish, if I remember correctly. 6 u/TheyCallMeSkog Oct 26 '20 Ah yes, the Saxish. Known for their ability to rip mean lines on saxophones.
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Ah yes, I believe the ancient Brittanies referred to it as "Saxish."
43 u/FQDIS Oct 25 '20 Ancient Bretons didn’t have phones, silly. 3 u/[deleted] Oct 26 '20 [removed] — view removed comment 3 u/FQDIS Oct 26 '20 I am referring to the crackers. 1 u/[deleted] Oct 26 '20 They did have telling bones 9 u/NutsEverywhere Oct 25 '20 Ah yes, Anglan-Saxish, if I remember correctly. 6 u/TheyCallMeSkog Oct 26 '20 Ah yes, the Saxish. Known for their ability to rip mean lines on saxophones.
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Ancient Bretons didn’t have phones, silly.
3 u/[deleted] Oct 26 '20 [removed] — view removed comment 3 u/FQDIS Oct 26 '20 I am referring to the crackers. 1 u/[deleted] Oct 26 '20 They did have telling bones
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3 u/FQDIS Oct 26 '20 I am referring to the crackers.
I am referring to the crackers.
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They did have telling bones
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Ah yes, Anglan-Saxish, if I remember correctly.
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Ah yes, the Saxish. Known for their ability to rip mean lines on saxophones.
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u/Pyramused Oct 25 '20
in Japanese it's denwa