>>7688716
quite rarely

Shall implies certainty, and I'm never quite certain.

"What shall we do?"!

yes, in a Mary Poppins-esque tone, and all.

I prefer shan't, to be honest.

This too shall pass.
It's my mantra.

>>7688716

Never. I'm Irish, I talk in a hiberno dialect with north Dublin accent and "shall" is one on those words that is the complete mark of a tan, along with whom,

http://www.stevenroyedwards.com/irishenglishterms.html

Basically never.

Don't some dialects completely replace "I will" and "we will" with "I shall" and "We shall"?

>>7688815
>north Dublin accent
welp, at least it's not limerick

>tfw reading old fartsy pants are changing the way you talk

>"do you think i should sign on for classes now"
>one ought to become, and be... - *rambles*

i can't even help it WTF

I nary utter shall whilst conversing amidst mine and thine own peers

quite never , because im from germany :^)