[ SECRET POST #2303 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2303 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Confusing phrases

[(Anonymous)]

I have never in all my years of Americanness heard anyone say "10 of 5". 10 to 5, yes. 10 'til 5, yes.

Say "10 of 5" here and people will look at you like you're an idiot. I've only encountered it on the internet from European folks.

Re: Confusing phrases

[tei]

Maybe it's a regional thing? IDK, all I know is at my (Canadian) school, only Americans say it and when you point it out to them they all claim that everyone says it that way where they come from and go find more Americans to prove that it is a real thing people say.

Re: Confusing phrases

[(Anonymous)]

It's a regional thing, specifically New England as someone down thread said.

Re: Confusing phrases

[(Anonymous)]

I think it's a New England-specific thing. I hear it all the time here.

Re: Confusing phrases

[(Anonymous)]

Definitely a New England thing. I have never heard it in any other part of the country; New England might as well be Mars for how different their sayings are, in fact.