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Subject: Re: British ordering technique
From: Chris
Posted: Mon Sep 2. 2002, 18:24 UTC
Followup to: "Re: British ordering technique"  by Hamilton Gordon-Smyth  (Mon Sep 2. 2002, 13:04 UTC)
> Hmmm...I don't think we're all that bad. Where I come from we always 
> buy in "rounds" and avoid buying seperately. As for the 
> lemonade....don't you have different kinds in the US? If you were to 
> mix a drink with lemonade would it be with 7up? In the UK we have 
> lemonade on tap (and coke) which usually is just fizzy water with no 
> particluar taste!

In the UK, he term "lemonade" refers to a carbonated lemon-lime beverage like 
7-Up or Sprite. In the US, the term "lemonade" refers to a non-carbonated 
beverage made of lemon juice, sugar and water. What the Brits call "lemonade", 
the Yanks call "lemon-lime soda".

Chris


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