Twosome and bespoke
Hi teachers~
I have a question about 'twosome' and bespoke.
There is a franchise coffee shop named 'twosome' in here South Korea.
'Bespoke' is a nickname for electrical appliances.
My question is if people really say these words.
Thanks in advance.
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In my experience, those words are indeed used, but not in the same way they are used as above, in any variety of English.
- In my experience, those words are indeed used, but not in the same way they are used as above, in any variety of English.
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In my experience, those words are indeed used, but not in the same way they are used as above, in any variety of English.
0The words "twosome" and "bespoke" are not among the most common English words, but they certainly do exist, and are used with the meanings that you will find in a dictionary. At least one dictionary says that "bespoke" is British, so American speakers may not be familiar with it -- I'm not sure. Anyway, it is a word that is used in Britain and that I am very familiar with.
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