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Re: A question of vocabulary
i was tempted to put water fountain but i put other since i call it a drinking fountain. But i have heard older people call it a water fountain.
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This is the weirdest poll I have ever seen.
I call it a drinking fountain or a water fountain. |
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I think calling it a bubbler is stupid but if I don't then people don't know what I mean. I called it a drinking fountain until I moved here.
Its just another example of crazy WI voc. |
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Bubblah! Actually, I use both that and "water fountain" interchangeably.
I have gotten weird looks when I'm elsewhere in the country and call it a bubbler. |
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ברזייה :D
When I'm speaking English, I call it a water fountain. |
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Water fountain or drinking fountain. Never heard of a bubbler....
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Wouldn't it stand to reason that a bubbler... I don't know... Bubbled?
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By the wiki quote, originally, it did.
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no...I'm pretty sure its just us michigan people :rolleyes: |
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I go to regionals in state and think people talk weird. Pronounce those H's in your words, and its pop, not soda! :)
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Actually, after looking through that Wikipedia article I find that use quite a bit of the Boston slang, even though I don't have anything that resembles a Boston accent. |
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Drinking Fountain.
And we all talk funny to someone else from somewhere else! |
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