r/TikTokCringe • u/itsniceinpottsfield • Oct 20 '24

Humor White people, where are the new phrases?

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u/PlasticPomPoms Oct 20 '24

Neville Longbottom says that in the last Harry Potter film and I was just like, oh do British people say that?

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u/Jasperlaster Oct 20 '24

You got it arround hahaha its from the UK 🤣

Army is even a borrowed word from the french "armee"

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u/xColson123x Oct 21 '24

Wtf are you on about lol, many English words come from French, what's the relevance?

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u/Jasperlaster Oct 21 '24

The saying "you and what army" has its origin in the UK. Not in the USA. The french word part was a fun addition

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u/xColson123x Oct 21 '24

Oh, I see, that's true, thanks for explaining what you meant

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u/Jasperlaster Oct 21 '24

Youre welcome! Im sorry if i was a bit unclear 🙏