got called "miss" and asked if i wanted to sing and dance by a group of drunk guys at a chinese food place
>>43161451hi soph!
>>43161451That’s what it’s all about desu
>>43161451Do people say miss to people?
>>43162276Yeah I think so, I still hear it fairly often
>>43162276>>43162310need to export pronoun communism globally nglhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Du-reformen
>>43162310I would say it at a restaurant maybe but no other context. Ironically id say señorita if i was in a Spanish speaking country though
>>43162347Why only at a restaurant? Most of the time I just see people use it as a slightly more respectful way of saying ma’am
>>43162371I guess youre American? Ive never said ma'am in my life
>>43162378I’m Canadian so pretty much yeah, where do you live where you never use ma’am or miss?
>>43162396UK. They say madam but i never use it. Maybe im just impolite
>>43161451hope you chugged their meat rods off in the bathroom little lady
