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to r/AskABrit by candyskittles143
4 months ago
what do you call your grandparents?
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to r/AskABrit by Viggo_Stark
4 months ago
What is considered normal when calling as an employee?
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to r/AskABrit by ihaveacrushonmercy
4 months ago
Are British kids allowed to say "bloody" in school?
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to r/AskABrit by rasputin6543
4 months ago
Quid?
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to r/AskABrit by Travellerofinfinity
4 months ago
Do Brits have an equivalent for "the boys" as a term of endearment for sons?
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to r/AskABrit by Vasarto
7 months ago
What do you call a Cubbyhole?
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to r/AskABrit by Buggy77
7 months ago
Do accents differ in the same region/city?
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to r/AskABrit by fuzzybunny216
7 months ago
Mark Benton's accent on Shakespeare & Hathaway?
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to r/AskABrit by BeeDixit
7 months ago
When do you use a person´s full name in conversation?
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to r/AskABrit by 1989rep
7 months ago
Would it be weird for a guy to call a love interest ‘poppet’?
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to r/AskABrit by Bathbomb1911
7 months ago
What are the regional words or phrases not used elsewhere in he UK?
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to r/AskABrit by DeeeeezNuts42069
7 months ago
What's your favourite light-hearted British insult?
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to r/AskABrit by Happy-Sammy
7 months ago
What British words are frequently mispronounced?
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to r/AskABrit by JimmyNeutronisaNerd
7 months ago
What are your best British tongue twisters?
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to r/AskABrit by tinyhands-
7 months ago
Is "bloody" really a genuinely BAD word?
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to r/AskABrit by Dry_Flatworm_4533
7 months ago
Is saying "Mummy" normal for adults?
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to r/AskABrit by Different-Expert-33
7 months ago
Would you consider it normal or weird if someone that wasn't from London used cockney slang?
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to r/AskABrit by TheTomatoGardener2
7 months ago
Do you consider Scots its own language? If so would you find a foreigner learning Scots without ever having come to Scotland cringy?
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to r/AskABrit by OnTheRock_423
7 months ago
What all does the word “trousers” encompass?
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to r/AskABrit by AcadiaRemarkable6992
7 months ago
It’s generally accepted British actors are way better at American accents than vice versa? Are there any examples of an American doing a convincing British accent?
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to r/AskABrit by Dependent_Room_2922
7 months ago
Any slang similar to American baseball bases for sexual activity?
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to r/AskABrit by SanguinarianPhoenix
7 months ago
What are some British vernacular phrases that mean to hurry up and get things started? (for a lit-RPG short story)
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to r/AskABrit by ThisIsTonte
7 months ago
What British accent do you find hardest to understand?
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to r/AskABrit by Big_brown_house
7 months ago
Do Brits have a name for this verbal cliche?
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to r/AskABrit by No-Influence2374
7 months ago
What grammatical tense is more used in the UK simple past or present perfect?
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