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Interesting! Which part(s) of the US do not mean this literally? What does it mean in that context?
by sadness2 7y ago
Interesting! Which part(s) of the US do not mean this literally? What does it mean in that context?
- bluGill 7y agoIn the midwest if someone invites your over to their house they are hoping you come visit. In other parts (the south, but I'm not sure where, maybe North Carolina?) it is an expression that just means nice to see you. Note because it is an expression in some parts you hear it often from those people. People from the other parts don't invite people over often so they rarely say it. Thus the impression that it is universally used, when it is only a small region that says it often.