Current Events > Do the brits teally call pop fizzy drink?
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SauI_Goodman 02/01/21 12:40:43 PM #1: |
Any brits on here confirm?
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pinky0926 02/01/21 12:43:17 PM #2: |
Yes, but this time I'm not even being ironic
It's maybe not as popular a term as it used to be though. --- CE's Resident Scotsman. https://imgur.com/ILz2ZbV ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Medussa 02/01/21 12:44:03 PM #3: |
lol, you call soda "pop"
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DravenRainrix 02/01/21 12:46:45 PM #4: |
Carbonated drinks are called "Pop" if you're young.
so you'd ask like, "Do you want a glass of pop?" There's also Panda Pop:  As an adult is more likely say whatever the pop is, "Do you want a Glass of coke or a glass.of lemonade?" --- Blah blah blah blah blah blah blah... Diddly do diddly do diddly do... ... Copied to Clipboard!
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R1masher 02/01/21 12:47:32 PM #5: |
Heard tell the Irish drink fizzy milk
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Funkydog 02/01/21 12:47:32 PM #6: |
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AmericaTheBrave 02/01/21 12:48:05 PM #7: |
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E32005 02/01/21 12:48:10 PM #8: |
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Tom Clark 02/01/21 12:48:13 PM #9: |
Yeah, fizzy drink is a fairly popular term.
We do use "pop" as well, but that tends to mainly be used when describing the tiny cheap bottles that you give to little kids. --- ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Strider102 02/01/21 12:49:14 PM #10: |
Idunno if they teally do.
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