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Biscuits (american- galletas)

Cookies

Movie theater (american-cine)

Cinema

Chips (american- papas fritas)

Crisps

Ground floor (british-planta baja)

First floor

Lift (british-ascensor)

Elevator

Cell phone

Mobile phone

Sidewalk

Pavement

Queue


Line

Shop

Store

Sweets

Candy

Taxi

Cab

Subway

Underground

British: flat

Apartament

Autumn

Fall

Films

Movies

Petrol

Gas

Holiday

Vacation

Motorway

Freeways