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To Grab a Brew
What does it mean in the UK?
3 de abr de 2019 15:12
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Have a cup of tea.
3 de abril de 2019
Thank you Su.Ki :) I will make more specific offers to Americans ☕🍪
3 de abril de 2019
And not that you asked, either, but 'get (and drink) a beer' would be 'Grab a pint' in the UK.
'Grab a brew' would be a cup of tea in Britain, as Alex has explained.
Some scope for misunderstanding there, I fear. Offer a 'brew' to an American, he'd expect a cold beer and would be very surprised (and disappointed) to be presented with a cup of hot milky tea!
3 de abril de 2019
Thank you:)
3 de abril de 2019
Not that you asked, but in the US, that means to get (and drink) a beer.
3 de abril de 2019
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