Hi BBC, I like your question and answer programme. I have a question too; Americans use different words from the British such as eggplant and aubergine, or fall and autumn. Could you make a summary? Thanks.
Simon from Nanjing
This is the third programme of the American English word series.
We have already looked at food, drink and clothes.
In this programme Yang Li looks at items around the house and compares the words used in American English and British English.
We will hear from Yvonne Archer who used to live America but now lives in the UK.
Listen out for the words that Yvonne uses when she describes her apartment.
花园,院子 yard
邮政编码 zip code
市中心 downtown
信箱 mail box
垃圾箱 garbage can
浴缸/澡盆 tub
秋天 fall
床头桌/柜 nightstand
成套的床上用品 comforter set
If you have a question you would like to ask our team, email us at questions.chinaelt@bbc.co.uk.
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