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They say/you say
We say, "It's up to you then to do that." In England, they say, "It's down to you then."
What are some other things that "they" (doesn't have to be a different country) say differently from the way "you" (and maybe your relatives) always say it?
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Permalink Reply by Karin M Fichtner on
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How come we say we are going in the hospital.......and the British say they're in hospital. What happened to the "the"?
And my sis-in-law took her British neice shopping for school supplies at a mall in Illinois, and the girl wanted to know where she could get a rubber. Turns out she wanted an eraser. Whew!
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Permalink Reply by flippr 2.0 on
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yous guys
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actually,it's YOOZ GUYS
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BADDA BOOM BADDA BING
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Permalink Reply by Lifesighs on
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The British say Time for a Cuppa, We say would you like some tea or coffee.
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Permalink Reply by CaliforniaNow on
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See, I'm from the South but I didn't even know that "Bless his/her heart" was regional.
I hear people here say, "Get your coat; I'm bringing you back to your mom's house." I thought "bring" was from there to here and "take" was from here to there. Some things are regional and some are just new, maybe.
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Depending on where you're from.....it's either Soda or Pop.
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no,,i'm pretty sure it's Pepsi.
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Permalink Reply by WS on
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Well where I'm from (the South it's always a "coke". Even if it's orange flavored.
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well,where i'm from(the east,it's called "i don't give a rat's @$$) i'm just kiddin'
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Permalink Reply by imaginethat on
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YES!!!! flipper!!! you are correct...lol
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