American/Canadian English speakers: do you use 'queue' for a physical line?
*Please answer based on your own everyday usage, not what you think is “correct”. And please vote only if you’re a native speaker of American or Canadian English.
**(I’m not asking about digital/technical uses such as a print queue or a queue in programming.)
When talking about people waiting in a physical line, which would you naturally say?
I use “queue”
44%
I use “line”, and queue sounds British to me
56%
I use both, depending on the context
0%
9 voted • Poll closed
