Pistachio
The neighbourhood produces too much waste/rubbish per week.
Is there a difference between the two words in this context? Which would be more likely to be used in the UK?
14 nov. 2018 15:21
Réponses · 1
As a British speaker I would use 'rubbish' UNLESS I was also actually including sewage waste (from the toilets in houses) or even industrial waste if I am including businesses in the neighbourhood!
14 novembre 2018
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Arabe, Anglais, Italien, Espagnol, Turc
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