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British people usually say "you know?" like the americans do??
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yeah quite often, its usually used quite informally though.
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an example of using like alot is instead of saying "and I said" we tend to say "and i was like" we also use and "and i was like" it "it was like" to describe how something was.
e.g if we were telling a story we would probaly say
"when katy said she ran to school I was like 'why' and then she was like 'because I didn't want to be late' " ( when katy said she ran to school I said 'why' and then she said 'because I didn't want to be late)
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I say 'You know' all the time but i spell it as Y'know
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Using ‘like’ as said above is very informal, and you probably shouldn’t get into the habit of saying that. Also, I say ‘you know’ a lot and I hear it a lot as well.
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i want to know if all British people like to say "sorry " a lot
and why?
respuestaI think it's basic manners along with saying "thank you" and "excuse me". For example if you've accidentally bumped into someone, the polite ...
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what do British people think about "American English"?
respuestaI personally think it's a bit odd, but I don't care too much.
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A British guy told me that British people say "well I never" and "crikey". Is that true?
respuestaBoth of those feel like rather old-fashioned phrases now, and maybe they'd be used jokingly, but I virtually never hear them used anymore exc...
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British people normally use "gotta"?
respuestaI think “gotta” is used more by American people. British people usually use “got to”, pronouncing the “t” more.
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Do British people often say "How are you"?
respuestaalot, but we say 'you alright?' EVERY SENTENCE!
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