is there any difference between couch and sofa?
sofa starts with letter s and couch starts with letter c
I do not know if this is the official difference, but at my parents, a sofa is a 3 seater while a couch is a 2 seater. Perhaps its just my parents using it this way...
No. The term 'couch' is used in North America, Australia (most commonly known as a lounge), New Zealand, and sometimes the United Kingdom. Other terms synonymous with the above definition of couch are sofa (derived from the Arabic word suffah), settee and canapé.
Yes. A couch is something that you're supposed to lie on, like a fainting couch or the couch Sigmund Freud had in his office for his patients to lie on while they were psychoanalyzed. A sofa is the proper name for the piece of living room furniture. A sofa typically has more than one seat cushion and seats three or four people. A similar piece of furniture is the settee, which is like a sofa, but is smaller and only has one long cushion.
No difference, depends on where your from, My mother who was from the south (Tenn) would say couch my girlfriend from NY always mention Sofa and my friend from Utah said Davenport. Sofa: east cost Couch: south davenport: Central and west coast
