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Books written about England by a Brit

What's the deal with her using the word "trainers" in place of sneakers? Is that what sneakers are called in England? How about in Canada, are they called "runners" there? Also, why is she using "miles" instead of "kilometers"? Is it common to use miles (in Britain or the UK) or is this jsut a concession for marketing purposes?
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FurryFace · 61-69, M
i call em Running shoes but i say miles instead of Kilometers but i also say C not F for temperature , i'm Canadian in Quebec , only English , don't start talking Froggy to me
frequentlyme · 70-79, M
@FurryFace 😂