Подтвердите e-mail

Для публикаций, комментариев, реакций и сообщений подтвердите адрес.

Публикация

Do Americans have “just popping to the shops does anyone want anything” culture

Обсуждение

Ответы

only in noo yoik baybee

Ответ для Tom

hey I’m wawlking heyah!!!! to the bodegah!!!

Space raiders please, Mollie.

That would require considering the needs of others.

these wretched people have never replied “cornetto” in their lives

Yes, absolutely.

In Edinburgh, they use the word chum as a verb. It means going somewhere with someone purely to be friendly. It is often used in this context. A reply to your question would be, "No, but I'll chum you." I find it quite beautiful.

Ответ для edscouse

I had no idea this was specific to Edinburgh

I don’t remember this (lived in Texas for a year). I feel like Americans have to journey for 2 days and 3 nights in a wagon to a trading post.

Me and my bf do this all the time. Tho we also live pretty close to a super market.

Americans don't have "popping to the shops" a trip to the grocery store is at 5 hour round trip by car

Ответ для Rambo Calrissian 🐀

With a non-zero chance of getting shot too.

sounds like "socialism" to your median american.