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Russkiy Bear Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
Entertainment-related compounds
Ok I just want to ask and confirm a few compounds.
1) games shop or game shop - a place where you can buy video games
2) amusement arcade or arcade - a place where people went to play arcade machines in the 80s and 90s. Are they called arcade machines?
3) Is there a singular word to call all things in a casino? I mean slot machines, wheels of fortune and so on. Machines maybe?
1) games shop or game shop - a place where you can buy video games
2) amusement arcade or arcade - a place where people went to play arcade machines in the 80s and 90s. Are they called arcade machines?
3) Is there a singular word to call all things in a casino? I mean slot machines, wheels of fortune and so on. Machines maybe?
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1) usually video game shop/store 2) both are fine 3) I'm not sure , but I'd probably use 'casino paraphernalia'
- 1) usually video game shop/store 2) both are fine 3) I'm not sure , but I'd probably use 'casino paraphernalia'
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1) usually video game shop/store
2) both are fine
3) I'm not sure , but I'd probably use 'casino paraphernalia'
2) both are fine
3) I'm not sure , but I'd probably use 'casino paraphernalia'
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