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Question For You American Folks

Zahreah

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Ok so I was thinking about this before and well. In the UK if youre sick. You mean you aren't feeling well or that you've been sick but if I watch any American film if someone says they're sick they start saying theyre going to die like they are terminally ill. So my question is is that what you guys mean by being 'sick'

Was just curious xD
 

Guardian

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Sick, you just have a cold or something.

Or, sick as a 'gentle' way of saying someone is going to die. :p
 

Pulseeey

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As far as i know, British people don't use say sick when they have a cold, we just say.. we have a cold.. o_O

Sick means actually vomiting or a bad flu.

When someone is dying, we say.... they are dying...
Q_Q
 

MrCreaper69

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The Main Pimp said:
As far as i know, British people don't use say sick when they have a cold, we just say.. we have a cold.. o_O

Sick means actually vomiting or a bad flu.

When someone is dying, we say.... they are dying...
Q_Q

Yeah, none of this funny business with gentle stuff. :p
 

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If we're sick then we say " Get the Priest" Because we're going to die. I never go to the doctor for influenza or anything like that unless i've been run over by a truck I'll be fine eventually.
 

Toxique

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Stealth said:
Means we just have a cold...

or the flu, basically we use the term for any non-serious sickness.
 
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