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>>>Glad to be of help. I just hope that those of us using English English are not going to be told that it is "best practice" to use the American spelling.
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>>Is that what we call a "zinger"?:-)
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>If you mean a wisecrack, then yes, if not, then I should get an American-English dictionary to help in translation. (Maybe it would have an alternative to tantamount, which another American English user found unusual)

You got it. I know that there are a number of phrases (colloquialisms) that should probably be included in an English-American/American-English dictionary. My son spent some time in the London area and has mentioned some of them. Of course, there are various "dictionaries" for regions of the US< bg >. For example, an oft used phrase in Georgia is:

Howsyermomanem?

Which translates to:

How is your mother and her family?:-)
George

Ubi caritas et amor, deus ibi est
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