But is it "toona" or "chyuna"?

Come to think of it, we do say "tuna fish sandwich", but we also say "tuna salad sandwich".

Also soda-pop.

theyre just trying to make it sound right :^)

It's about conversational cadence. If it was descriptive it would be a hyphenate.

Isn't there a famous clip of one of the Kardashians asking if tuna was chicken?

They don’t have to say “tuna fish”. Most don’t, as far as I know. Who are you hanging out with that you think it’s somehow mandatory?

I am having tuna fish as opposed to tuna steak.

Why do they call their babies "Baby Joe" or "Baby Velma"? We know they are babies. Do they also call them "Young Adult Joe", and "Middle Aged Velma"?

Mutton goat is the best meat. I've always said that mutton is GOAT.

Given the tvp shenanigans that food manufacturers have tried to pass off and you have to ask? And BTW, dolphin is not a fish

In the Netherlands people say koi karper. But koi means karper in Japanese, so basically people say karker karper. It's stupid.

Ever hear of the tuna piano, OOP?

They also love saying Koala Bear (they aren't a bear) and Dingo Dog. No, they're just koalas and dingoes. Americans just seem to like adding words where they aren't necessary. My pet hate is "off of", as in "Take your shoes off of the table!" No, just take them off the table, no need for redundancy.

Same thing as "left-hand side". You're not children anymore, you can just say left side.

Would "left-foot side" make sense? Would it be different from the hand?

That's "chicken bird for midday lunch," Carl.

It's to make sure we know we're having tuna fish instead of tuna of the land, which is what we call chicken.

Next up: seafood. Its just meat from the water.

I want me a big cow steak with a side of shrimp shrimp. Could you crumble some pig bacon on it?

I'd rather have a steak cow.