why do british people always repeat what youre saying as a question? My friend does it all the time and it confuses me. For example if I say something like "ted cruz is my best friend" they will be like "hes your best friend?" or even something simple like "i did not eat breakfast yet" and its "didnt eat breakfast yet?" and ill just reply with "yeah" but idk what im supposed to reply with am i being rude please help(pic not related)
>>61084166
They do?
>>61084661
lel
>>61084166
>ted cruz is my best friend
Is he?
a question?
>>61084166
You found one of those spastic ones I reckon.
I hear them say this as well. You're supposed to respond by continuing the statement, it's their version of "really?".
Example:
"Shit Nigel, that meal cost me £100."
"A hundred pounds?"
"Yeah, probably because I ordered two steaks. But damn, that's crazy."
t. Lived in City of London for a year
>>61085446
London?
>>61085446
Yeah we do that, but not to OPs extent.
It's sort of just emphasising something so yes synonymous for "really?"
>>61084166
Everyone does that, Americans included. You're just autistic, OP.
we mostly just say oh yea instead but the effect is the same
>>61086396
We don't do that, thanks for trying to speak for us though, after all Croatia is very close to America, right?
>>61086569
Is it?
>>61087670
right?
