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#4
(Original post by kayala)
period means menstrual not full stop
period means menstrual not full stop
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#5
(Original post by Anonymous)
Instead of full stop, they say period. Why?
Instead of full stop, they say period. Why?
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#6
(Original post by Anonymous)
Instead of full stop, they say period. Why?
Instead of full stop, they say period. Why?
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#8
(Original post by anonymouslmao)
periodt 😭 i say mom even though im british 😭?
periodt 😭 i say mom even though im british 😭?
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#11
(Original post by MMtrapzz)
isn't mom British tho
isn't mom British tho
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#13
IDK but I've heard a lot of British people say Period at the end of sentences too.
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#14
(Original post by StriderHort)
No, If Americans try to pronounce the U in 'Mum' 3 of their ribs crack, they just can't do it.
No, If Americans try to pronounce the U in 'Mum' 3 of their ribs crack, they just can't do it.
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#16
i always here they british ppl say it
its annoying af but my american friends dont
its annoying af but my american friends dont
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#18
Only loud beckys say period.
Chads and staceys don't say period. They don't need to prove their point. They are respected.
Chads and staceys don't say period. They don't need to prove their point. They are respected.
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#19
It means full stop in America, but is commonly used in AAVE (African American Vernacular English. Ebonics).
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#20
(Original post by anonymouslmao)
its meant to be 'mum'😭
its meant to be 'mum'😭
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