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In that case it was solely through the choice of words and phrase composition, AFAIR. One thing I remember is what they often used "I suppose" construct in the
by justsomehnguy 5y ago
In that case it was solely through the choice of words and phrase composition, AFAIR.
One thing I remember is what they often used "I suppose" construct in the casual speech, which rubbed off their peers.
- OJFord 5y agoA Canadian was teasing me (British) for that recently, found it quite baffling. It's not like the meaning or idea isn't communicated in North America - there they just say 'I guess' instead! (And if the current trend continues, I suppose (!!) we'll soon be mocked for saying 'I think' instead of 'I feel like'!)