Do Americans really use "Sir" in sentences? that sounds so weird
Do Americans really use "Sir" in sentences? that sounds so weird
David Carter
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Hunter Harris
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Ryan Parker
It sounds so passive aggressive to hear low class ugly people talk like that
Gabriel Phillips
They're peasants at heart.
Jace Gutierrez
Southerners do. I almost never say the words "sir" or "ma'am" though, and neither do most people where I live.
Blake Evans
What is wrong with americans?
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Michael Martin
My American bf used to call me sir
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Jackson Wood
As if German is any better. People literally got offended when I said "du" instead of "Sie" to them if they were older.
Mason Jones
Trannies should be shot
Faggots should also be shot
Anthony Jones
Do americans really call their sons "son"?
Nolan Miller
only when im talking to white men
Landon Davis
I live in Los Angeles and strangers have addressed me as sir.
Luke Hernandez
they call their sons junior
Levi Taylor
El goblino impazzito...
Gabriel Collins
>nobody is morbidly obese
>no apparent shart stains
>no mobility scooters
>no one got shot
This is probably Canada
Blake Long
It's New Mexico.
Jace Lee
I grew up in Jersey and now live in Philly, the only people who actually say sir are service workers who have to do it for their job (e.g. waiters). I guess this is part of why people who aren't from the northeast think we're rude.
Kayden Phillips
Sir is just a respectful 2nd person masculine pronoun to use when youre not familiar with someone. If you need to catch a stranger's attention, you call him Sir, or her Ma'am
anything else and it comes off as confrontational or rude
Henry Morris
>they don't have a specific pronoun to address people formally
Hunter Long
Makes sense, since english doesn't have a "polite" form. It would sound way weirder to me to adress strangers casually like you do your friends.
Jacob Garcia
tfw soviets wiped out all equivalents of "sir" and "mister" from everyday russian speech
Fuck
"Sudar", "Milostivyi gosudar" and "gospodin" were nice, now you can find these words only in literature
Eli Murphy
>Philly
That explains it, you guys have even less common decency than Bostonians. Filthy honestly may be the scummiest city in America.
William Watson
I call my son "bud" :)
Robert Cruz
if anything I think it's just efficient and useful
Austin Thomas
>it’s do Americans do blank thread #547382836
Caleb Fisher
Isn't all of America?
Tyler Morgan
t. Zheng Kwai Feng from Vancouver, BC
based polite russian
Austin Wright
why are americans so weird?
Kayden Hughes
why are mapuches so stupid?
Ryder Rogers
I'm actually DIAGVITA sir
Angel Cooper
Complete lack of self-awareness bolstered by a deep desire for exceptionalism.
Aiden Baker
based soviets
Liam Butler
This.
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Christian Thompson
What did Philly do to you, dude? I'm laffin hard
Henry Bailey
I like it. It's no different than being addressed as monsieur in France.
Jace Smith
americans only ever use "sir" or "ma'am" in an aggressive manner
Thomas Russell
That's not true at all.