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Mr. Tom Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
The use of "keks"
Hi
Could you please tell me if native speakers of Amr/Br English use the word 'keks' in everyday English?
Thanks,
Tom
Could you please tell me if native speakers of Amr/Br English use the word 'keks' in everyday English?
Thanks,
Tom
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Hi Tom. Not really. I remember as a child it sometimes got used but refering to underpants rather than trousers.
- Hi Tom.
- Not really.
- I remember as a child it sometimes got used but refering to underpants rather than trousers.
- The word comes from Liverpool and I grew up in Manchester so I did hear it.
- The last time I remember it being used was 18 years ago and that was the only time I have heard it in the South of England.
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Hi Tom.
Not really.
I remember as a child it sometimes got used but refering to underpants rather than trousers. The word comes from Liverpool and I grew up in Manchester so I did hear it. The last time I remember it being used was 18 years ago and that was the only time I have heard it in the South of England.
I think a young listener may not know the word but most a
Not really.
I remember as a child it sometimes got used but refering to underpants rather than trousers. The word comes from Liverpool and I grew up in Manchester so I did hear it. The last time I remember it being used was 18 years ago and that was the only time I have heard it in the South of England.
I think a young listener may not know the word but most a
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It means pants (slang). Now you've heard of it you can still not use it.
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