seen from Germany
seen from Malaysia
seen from China
seen from Malaysia
seen from United States
seen from Canada
seen from T1
seen from India
seen from Russia
seen from Greece
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from Germany
seen from Malaysia
seen from Canada
seen from United States
seen from Canada
seen from Malaysia
seen from China
I'm curious about people's word choices in day to day life. For this poll, please choose which term you would be most likely to use to describe this item.
Beanie
Bobble Hat
Woolly Hat
Knit Hat
Knit Cap
Toque
Tuque
Chook
Stocking Cap
Watch Cap
Toboggan
None of the above (comment what term you would usually use)
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what do you guys call these?
cake cone
wafer cone
other (tell me in the tags!!)
(feel free to say where you're from in the tags cause i feel like this is partially a regional thing)
How common and acceptable is the phrasing "Do you want to come with?" or Do you want to go with?" in your dialect?
Common, completely acceptable way to word that question
Common, grammatically incorrect
Uncommon but present, acceptable
Uncommon but present, grammatically incorrect
Not present at all but theoretically acceptable
Not present at all, grammatically incorrect
Please tell me what region you're from in the tags/comments/reblogs. This formation is the most common way to phrase a question like this in my area.
Usage examples:
"Wanna come with?" "Yeah, I'll come with."
"John's going to the store, you gonna go with?"
"You didn't want to go with, did you?"
"Take Annie with."
"I'm going to the show tonight so he's going with."
Slightly less common but still acceptable:
"Oh, where's that gift, we need to bring that with."
However, there are rules. For instance, the following are unacceptable:
"It's cold, bring with a coat." (Acceptable version: "It's cold, bring a coat with." More common version: "It's cold, bring a coat.")
"I'll take with a coat." (Acceptable version: "I'll take a coat with." More common version: "I'll take a coat." or "I'll take a coat with me.")
my region's plural 'You' is 'You Guys' but i Have seen the lemmy bit where it's like "There are no guys here. These are women" etc etc so im trying to stop doing that but i don't know what to replace it with. "y'all" is so not natural in my stupid mormon accent like it sounds like i'm being classist. You Folks sounds like i'm fucking... irishfishing i dont know. does anyone have suggestions. pleas
Hey I'm curious about something. This one's mainly for UK people but anyone can feel free to respond.
Do you know what "I'm getting you done" means?
Yes and I grew up in the North of England
Yes and I didn't grow up in the North of England
No and I grew up in the North of England
No and I didn't grow up in the North of England
I'm getting you done op/I'm bald
Kindly request that folks consider reblogging for a bigger sample size. Cheers
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What do you call this time:
1230hrs
12:30pm
Noon-thirty
Half-past Noon
If you reblog, put your general geographic region in the tags.
I just had someone tell me they knew I was from Oklahoma because I said "thank you kindly", which confused me because
A quick Google search tells me that it's an Appalachian expression, and it was brought over by Irish immigrants
I am from California
