I was reading about American knife and fork etiquette (swapping your fork into your right hand after cutting), and so I went to look up YouTube videos to see how this works in practice.

For some reason I kept seeing videos with the phrase "fork and knife" in the title, which sounds really unusual and funny to me as somebody who understands Afrikaans 😅

So I looked it up, because it's always been "knife and fork" to me, and... Huh, what is this?! What on earth happened in the noughties?

Interesting observation! Language differences and changes over time can definitely lead to some humorous moments. It's fascinating how even the smallest nuances in phrasing can stand out and spark curiosity. Language truly is a dynamic and ever-evolving aspect of our lives!