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Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog 
I love this! Now I **finally** have a translation guide for my Cousin’s husband who is British. 🙂
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I feel so utterly exposed… No, no, really, it’s my fault 😉
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HA! I need to share this with my husband as he’s never quite sure how to translate my choice of words. Then again, he would realize my saying, “It could be worse,” is 100% honest and not an attempt at making him (or anyone else) feel better because in American it really does mean it COULD be worse. :p LOL
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Ha Ha! This is spot on. 🙂
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LOL It does not has to be British people.
I said few things like that too. hehehehe …
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Funny lol! And so true!!
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