Brits call this a "root-er"

Brits call this a "root-er"

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I call this a "routeur".

It's a ráuter

We do too.

the google cable machine

A reiniciar el raúter mijo q te banió el yani

Row-ter

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What seems to be the problem?

>THEY PRONOUNCE THAT DIFFERENTLY FROM US! YIKES!!!!!

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heh, that's a drone... idjuts

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We call it "ruter" from router

Yes, it routes internet traffic, it is a router. Unless you say a route is a rawte?

>we call it "ordenador" from orderer

Americans and Australians say route as rowt. I find it interesting that Canadians say it like root, like I think the Brits do.

Ordinateur is computer in French.

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That is odd, if anything I'd expect you and australia to be swapped. Maybe it's the french influence? I remember playing halo 3 and a character said 'en route' the american way and I had no idea what they were saying

I know I posted but...
>en rowt

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Root means to have sex in Australian

we say route as root as well
just not router as rooter

In Romanian it's "rooter", but I always say "rowter" in English

>We call it "mexican" from monkey

Huh you're right. I've never considered that before.

wifi

I hardly even know her!

fucking based

reititin

it comes from the word route, not root

Germans call this a "beamer"

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