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@rani7131

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Posted: 7 years ago

#51

Originally posted by: QueenKordeilia
It's okay. Napkin pretty much means tissue here. Lol.
So you guys don't understand the word sanitary?

Anyway, before my mum moved to the UK, she had to roll up pieces of old sari and use it as sanitary towels. Gross.

we do understand the word sanitary. We just don't use as it's understood in my family.

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@PemaKarpo

Dazzler

Posted: 7 years ago

#52

I'm hearing the word napkin in a very long time.
We use pads for the one we use during our periods and tissue for everything else - napkins, toilet rolls, kitchen rolls, the ones used to blow one's nose...
Actually napkins sound very weird to my ears!

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QueenKordeilia

@QueenKordeilia

Dazzler

Posted: 7 years ago

#53

Originally posted by: rani7131
we do understand the word sanitary. We just don't use as it's understood in my family.

I still don't get what you mean by this sentence? Do you mean that it's embarrassing to use the word sanitary?

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The.Wanderer

@The.Wanderer

Rocker

Posted: 7 years ago

#54

No what she means is that we don't use the word sanitary as sanitary napkins is a very formal way of calling it. In casual conversations it is usually called pads or napkins. Mostly pads.

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