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Mosja Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

British English: Is this a right response

A: Id like a plastic bag please?

B: That would be 3p.

A: Oh, alright.

Or

Ok.

Or

Wow, ok.

Or

Bruh, ill pay.

Or

Ok ill pay.

Can "alright" be used instead of "ok"? Can any Britishes tell me, please? Thank you.

  

Top answer

A: I'd like a plastic bag , please . B : 3p. As you can see, such conversations are usually extremely short.

— Clive

  • A: I'd like a plastic bag , please .
  • B : 3p.
  • As you can see, such conversations are usually extremely short.
  • Even like this.
  • A: And a plastic bag, please.
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A: I'd like a plastic bag, please.

B: 3p.

As you can see, such conversations are usually extremely short. Even like this.

A: And a plastic bag, please.

B: (says nothing, just puts the items into a plastic bag)


What does 'bruh' mean?


can "alright" be used instead of "ok"? Can any British people tell me, p

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mosjaA: I'd like a plastic bag, please.
B: That will be 3p.
A: Oh, all right.
OK.
Wow, OK.
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