Jul 18, 2013
hey so like
do americans use the word 'bloody' in daily conversation
like: "this drink is bloody cold"
or just say "bloody 'eck" when something goes wrong
or is that just me?
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hey so like
do americans use the word 'bloody' in daily conversation
like: "this drink is bloody cold"
or just say "bloody 'eck" when something goes wrong
or is that just me?
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As a Canadian who is Irish on one side and has an English Grandmother on the other...I also run into this problem a fair bit because this is the verbiage I grew up using in the format I grew up using it. I've adjusted my usage a fair bit as I found I was often being misunderstood, but still, this is usually what I mean when I say these things.
BTW I didn't make this - Source
Last post before bed
I decided to check the "Americanisms" tag on Tumblr.
Boy you brits get your panties in a knot when we use different words.
Like this
Is a cookie
and this
is a biscuit.
I don't make fun of you guys saying "Lift" for elevator, or for calling underwear, pants. We've got nothing but love for you guys! :D