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BulbulTada Are you away for holidays? That would be asking whether I was not around on every holiday (But "holiday" in my US English means something different from what it means in UK English. I mean a special day like Christmas or New Year's.
- BulbulTada Are you away for holidays?
- That would be asking whether I was not around on every holiday (But "holiday" in my US English means something different from what it means in UK English.
- I mean a special day like Christmas or New Year's.
- ).
- " would be a strange thing to say anywhere, I guess.
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BulbulTadaAre you away for holidays?
That would be asking whether I was not around on every holiday (But "holiday" in my US English means something different from what it means in UK English. I mean a special day like Christmas or New Year's. They mean when you take a block of time off from work, often for travel, what I call a vacation.). "Are you away for
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