What do YOU call this in English?

#instantenglishuk #britishenglish #nativeenglish

[InstantEnglishUK]

British people be like ... Accent Challenge! 🤣

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[shalnark-ryusei-ryodan]

I bet some will say ''i don't know the name of them even in my mother tongue''

[Morisek_PL]

Sorry mate, but I don't even know what's that first item in my native language

[jaritikkanen]

Coasters? I even did not recognize what does it is in picture. Pile of Cd? Napkin? 🙈 To others were easy 😊

[krischana]

I don’t even know what the first object is 😅

[oilyn]

Coasters new to me 😅 thank you teacher 😁

[tanman]

I was born and raised in America, Watching your videos makes me feel very smart

[sylwiawajda]

I thought the first one was a strange type of paper coffee filters😅 and the second... that it was a pastry board, but no... it's a tray, it's got handles

[YamamotoTV]

At first, I thought that remote was a calendar.

[lamyaatabsart]

The second object in my native language is called plato 😅 we put on it the glasses of tea and teapot or coffe🇲🇦🇲🇦

[LiLDucck]

I called the first 2
Plate and pan 😅

[baileyb]

I have never seen coasters that look anything like that

[gbgbyqr]

In Japanese, we call the last one (remote) "Rimokon." Rimokon is an abbreviation of "The remote controller." The part "Rimo" is from "remote", and other part "kon" is from "controller".

I want to know whether English speakers really call it just "Remote", "Remote controller", or other words.

[zemfiramustafazade]

Nice. I'm cool with your videos 😀

[tazaoumur]

Lamp? No way there's a word in a human language! 😱

[santanudas]

I know all of these in English yet not in my mother 😛

[LorcTheBest]

Those are called tasteless scratch-prone coasters. I must know, I have them at home too.