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[Ivan]

In Italy we have always called them "disco (singular) or "dischi" (plural). That is disc or discs.
The words "vinile/vinili" is used only now, since the revanchism of this support. More because it seems more stylish and trendy than simply call them discs.

 

[slartibartfast]

In Italy we have always called them "disco (singular) or "dischi" (plural). That is disc or discs.
The words "vinile/vinili" is used only now, since the revanchism of this support. More because it seems more stylish and trendy than simply call them discs.

Now we have to distinguish between Compact Discs, Digital Versatile Discs, Blu-ray Discs etc

 

[Ivan]

Compact discs always simply called CD

 

[Burnside]

I loved how the French labelled cassette tapes - I remember being on holiday in Dijon in a branch of FNAC wondering what the K7 section held until I read the sign in French…

 

[DariuszP]

In Ponad initially it was called "płyta" which stands for "plate". Then the CDs came, so they have been called "płyta komptaktowa", but everybody called it "C-D" or "kompakt". And analog records have been renamed to "płyta winylowa", now shortened to "winyl".

 

[hgo58]

In Denmark it was called LP, for Long Playing. Today they are called Vinyl.

 

[AlanB]

In the UK, we tend to call them Records, but many of the younger generations seem to prefer to call them vinyl for some obscure reason.

They will be calling cassettes "ferrous" next.

Goodness knows what they call CD's "aluminium splattered plastic" perhaps, and streaming maybe "bits"

 

[slartibartfast]

Vinyl wouldn't sound right

There's a rockabilly party on Saturday night
Are you gonna be there?
(I got my invite)
Gonna bring your records
(Ohh, will do)
Made it

 

[Machiavelli]

in my self-help group we are not allowed to say 'i got this on vinyl' for a long time. those who reached that in the gatherings for two hours get a lolly.