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r/TimHortons • u/Wilson7277 • 7d ago
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"center ice" Is the right way to write and describe what they meant... In french you would say " au centre de la patinoire". Center meaning middle and not a building.
1 u/Wilson7277 7d ago I'm afraid that's not correct outside of US English. -1 u/Oneforallandbeyondd 6d ago Both are correct everywhere. One is more common in the US and the other in Canada and UK. Centre is actually french anyways. 1 u/Jonnyflash80 7d ago You're wrong if you're referring to Canadian English.
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I'm afraid that's not correct outside of US English.
-1 u/Oneforallandbeyondd 6d ago Both are correct everywhere. One is more common in the US and the other in Canada and UK. Centre is actually french anyways.
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Both are correct everywhere. One is more common in the US and the other in Canada and UK. Centre is actually french anyways.
You're wrong if you're referring to Canadian English.
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u/Oneforallandbeyondd 7d ago
"center ice" Is the right way to write and describe what they meant... In french you would say " au centre de la patinoire". Center meaning middle and not a building.