not really."Can I get" invites the response "no. Tell me what you want and I'll get it for you". Or "Go on then, the coffee machine's over there, help yourself". Either way, they look a fool.
I may say it occasionally, but not habitually. there is nothing wrong with it
If I was serving you, and you said "can I get a <whatever>" I would reply "no sir, I'll get it for you"not really.
you are getting the coffee from the person serving you.
I say "can I get all" the time.
aye, ya wankerAnd he's genuinely annoyed about it.
then people would think you were a twatIf I was serving you, and you said "can I get a <whatever>" I would reply "no sir, I'll get it for you"
Like I said, impressionable.
Where have all the individuals gone?
Only people like youthen people would think you were a twat
fuck off lletsa. you're the sheep.Like I said, impressionable.
Where have all the individuals gone?
no. why?Orang, do you got into other peoples houses and open their fridge without asking if you can?
If I was serving you, and you said "can I get a <whatever>" I would reply "no sir, I'll get it for you"
This can i get stuff is on a par with that. US sitcom stuff. Busy people with phones to their ears getting stuff.no. why?
after serving, has he got a coffee? yes or no?If I was serving you, and you said "can I get a <whatever>" I would reply "no sir, I'll get it for you"
it means the same as 'can i have' these days. get used to it!This can i get stuff is on a par with that. US sitcom stuff. Busy people with phones to their ears getting stuff.
yeah, he went to the counter to get a coffeeafter serving, has he got a coffee? yes or no?
after serving, has he got a coffee? yes or no?
it doesn't fucking matter at all. it would only matter if people didn't understand what you were talking about.if i am not sure if i say can i get or not, does that mean i probably do? i mean, i'm pretty sure i don't, and am not sure that i can get myself bothered over it, but i still wouldn't like another thing to worry about being judged on. eek.
he's gotten ( ) it off someone elseHe has a coffee, but he hasn't got it himself.
Then I'd say 'No need for the sir/madam nonsense. We're all comrades here. This. <gestures panoramically> Is Firebox.'If I was serving you, and you said "can I get a <whatever>" I would reply "no sir, I'll get it for you"
Definitive proof that the UK left exists only in the minds of right wing and left wing anoraks.
it means the same as 'can i have' these days. get used to it!
39How old are you?
To get someone else to get him/her a coffee. The proper thing is can i get get a coffee.yeah, he went to the counter to get a coffee