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Titiwangsa Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

"I am going to poop."

"I am going to poop." is mostly used by kids. How about adult?
How an adult say he is going to make a ***?
  

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In a public place that has a restroom: Excuse me. In a private home: May I use your bathroom? CJ

— CalifJim

  • In a public place that has a restroom: Excuse me.
  • In a private home: May I use your bathroom?
  • CJ
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In a public place that has a restroom:

Excuse me.

In a private home:

May I use your bathroom?

CJ
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How about in the situation that you are telling your wife what are you going to do.
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You don't need to say anything. Just get up and go to the bathroom. Wives do not need to be informed of everything their husbands do.
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In my experience, polite adults try to avoid talking about such matters.
Do you think your wife needs explicit details?
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How about my wife ask me why i stuck in the bathroom so long?
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Give her a long, descriptive answer if you want to.
I wouldn't.

Do you talk English to your wife at home?
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In the US, in this context, you might hear adults say the following:

I have to ****.

I'm gonna go ****.
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I would be extremely surprised to hear an adult say this, unless he was speaking to a three-year-old. As others have already explained, in English-speaking cultures polite people do not generally explain exactly what what they are going to do in the bathroom.
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