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 Urpi
 
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							| Hi collegues from all over the world: Please what is the difference between the containers CAN and TIN I used to think that can  was for the  one you could open without a tin opener, but I am not sure anymore maybe the first one is American E? and the other one is   British E ?
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 julianbr
 
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							| hi Claudini .. 
 I think the full name is tin can .. tin is the original material and can is the object ..
 
 also that there is no difference in either American E or British E ... both tin of peas and can of peas can be used interchangeably
 
 
 
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 jocel
 
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							| Hello Claudini, I guess you are right when you say the difference is the kind of English. (American English and British English) I check the cambridge dictionary about that.   Hope this help.   Best Wishes |  8 Dec 2009     
					
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 Urpi
 
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							| Thanks to you all who take the time to look up for words, definitions, web pages etc to help others. You are such nice people.
 
 Claudia
 
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