what do you say? seems all the kids books and kits tv now use the us term, so not sure what one to use for my grandson
is it a bird or is it an.......
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Neither for me, it's always been 'Is it a bird, or is it a plane?'
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i didn't just mean when saying that i meant what do you call them all the time
Thinking of the word Aerodynamics, i use Aeroplane
I'd still say plane but if I had to choose between the two I would use aeroplane.
but if I had to choose between the two I would use aeroplane.
i didn't just mean when saying that i meant what do you call them all the time
Plane, always has been to me.. but as Nathen says, i'd use Aeroplane as in Aerodynamics
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but that's one of these
I knew someone would say that
In my opinion, when used in context then confusion will never arise
a Plane (as in the flying things) is a shortened term for AeroPlane so the term is technically correct.
Airplane from me, even though Chrome is flagging it up as a spelling mistake
It's "Flying High" here.
Airplane 1 + 2 were on HBO yesterday
Neither, I just say "plane".
Airoplane for me.
