[ SECRET POST #2280 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2280 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Make yourself at home! ...or wait, on a second thought, please don't.

[making_excuses]

Course, but you have to make those rules, not complain that someone broke them without being told about them. As someone whom have lived with 4 different families (not counting the people I've lived with after moving out on my own) I know that most people do things differently. And what some might consider rude is normal in another household.

It might be an ESL thing, but isn't telling something you do to children, your students and such and asking what you do to your equals? Because translated directly to Norwegian I ask my friends to do something and tell my younger siblings to do things?

Re: Make yourself at home! ...or wait, on a second thought, please don't.

[(Anonymous)]

esl too

from what i understand, "asking" tends to be on a more polite register, so yeah, it would be with equals or superiors (and children you are not looking after, I think?), while "telling to do" is what you would to someone you expect to be subordinate to you (like children you are looking after?) or a friend you know wouldn't be offended