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lafrancaise | 14:04 Wed 23rd May 2007 | Society & Culture
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Are check-outs in supermarkets called the same in America and Australia. Thank you.
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The only difference being they always pack your shopping for you !!!!!
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Thank you both of you.
I work in Co Op and we pack the shopping as well, granted in my case not very well, but least it's in the bags......sort of.
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The reason I asked is because a kid's mother ( I teach english to children) told me they aren't check-outs in America and Australia but cash somethings. I just wanted to see if there was a difference.
Getting bags packed is a plus or not; quite honestly I prefer putting my shopping into my trolley and sorting it in the car boot. (No bags in my supermarket)
Thank again for all your help.
The call the tills cash registers as well
cash register
the cash register or till is what you put the money in, but it sometimes gets used more generally to mean the check-out. But 'checkout' is used in the USA and Australia.
I'll second that
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Thanks very much for that all of you, so she wasn't wrong then.

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