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Oyin·4w·General
Good morning, everyone! ☀️😂 Quick question for those who’ve been in the UK for a while… What British habit or phrase did you accidentally pick up without even realizing it? 🇬🇧😂 Was it saying “You alright?” when you mean “Hello”? Or apologising when someone else bumps into you? 😭😂 Tell us yours! 👇🏽
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    • Lalasious
      Lalasious·4w

      Definitely “You alright?” At this point, I say it without even thinking. And the automatic “sorry” when someone else bumps into you? As a Nigerian, that one took me out because back home I’d be wondering, “Omo, na you hit me o… why I dey apologise?”