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fizzy drink.
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they say pop here
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Pop, like in "Hey man, wanna pop?". Soda is like, "Excuse me sir, would you care for a soda?"
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soft-drink :)
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Everyone says pop here. (Canada)
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drink
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Pop.
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When I was a kid, soft drinks were always referred to as Tonic. It is a regional thing in the Boston area. I remember when I was 12 and my family went camping in New Hampshire, my two younger brothers and I went to the camp store. We asked the clerk where we could find tonic, and he directed us to the aisle that had hair-tonic. In New Hampshire, they called it soda-pop.
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Pop.
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Soda...
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Where I grew up, everyone calls it soda but I live in a pop town now.
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pop.
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Soda on the west coast and soda on the east coast now.
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soft drink (Australia)
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pop here, but my friends from Texas all say coke, even for other soft drinks. They will say can I have a Pepsi Coke, or a Sprite Coke. It sounds completely weird to me...
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It's pop in Ohio.
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Sodas
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Coke or for the older people, pop. Let me see, what will I give you in lieu of points? I know, how about this. Breakfast in bed served by the man of your dreams.
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coke
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soda, pop, soda-pop. (in that order.)
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From NC originally- we call them "drinks"
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pop - chicago
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It's "soda" out here in Southern California. Growing up in Connecticut, I think we called it "cold drink".
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Fizzy drink is the most popular word generally, but most young people refer to everything as 'coke', so if I ask someone to get me a coke they know I mean lemonade or whatever's in the fridge. If you're getting served in a restaurant they'll ask you what 'soft drink' you want.
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Fizzy drinks, in Perth.
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refresco- spain.
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I call it carbonated soda. But I think I'm the only one who does ~ around here anyway. I just like to say cardonated. It's fun. I think everyone else calls it soda, but I can't be sure, I don't pay any attention to them! I'm in Chicago~ish IL
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air gas [Malay-Malaysian slang] air berkarbonat [Malay-Malaysian formal] air --> pronounced 'ay-ear --> means 'water' gas --> as in gas berkarbonat --> carbonated E.g., - The sentence below is in written and spoken Malay-Malaysian slang.. - It should not be used for formal situations.. - "Ko nak minum air gas ape?" --> What soda/fiz/pop drink do you want? E.g., - The sentence below is somewhat formal (my friend suggested it) - "Pepsi merupakan contoh air berkarbonat." --> Pepsi is an example of carbonated drinks. Look here for Malay-Malaysian pronunciations and terms.. http://www.mymalaysiabooks.com/malaysia/malay_english.htm
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soda
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Soda or soda-pop. Here in India, it is called "Aerated Drink" or "Carbonated Drink".
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for everybody here it is soda For me it is coke and for my family it is pop
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Pop where I grew up and will be living again in a few weeks. Where I'm sitting right now, Coke! (Coca-cola world headquarters are a few blocks away...)
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I buy a Coke.
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I STEAL cola
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None, I gave up the caffeine 3 years ago. All water or juice now.
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Pop,in Indiana. coke, when I lived in Ky.
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soda water ~or~ sodiewater, depending on one's level of education of course. hehehe. (no, I aint tellin' which I use darlin')
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In Japan, anything liquid that is cold is called juice. In Hawaii, soda. (Soda is also an underground slang for Coke.)
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Pop. I'm in Ontario
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"Soder"--New Jersey USA
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Pop. People I work with yell at me all the time since I'm not from the midwest they say I can't call it pop. We have always called it pop here in Buffalo, NY
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We use the word "soda" in Massachusetts.
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most people here say "coke" but i don't because it's not all coke. i say "soda" and my husband usually says "dr pepper" (cuz that's what he likes) or "drinks."
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for the most part we ask for a drink.... and im in NC
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Soda in Virginia.
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Pop in Michigan, unless it is Ginger Ale, then it is Vernor's (brand name)
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It's pop in Washington.
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Pop in Ohio.
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Soda (Southern California) You get strange looks when you call it pop or, worse yet, 'soda pop.'
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I grew up w/ "soda", and was appalled when we moved to Kansas City in 1970 to hear people say "pop"... didn't they realize how hick it made them sound? "Hey, Maynard, wanna sody pop, hyuck hyuck." Now it just gripes me a little.
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I suppose what you're asking is what do I call it. I grew up in Western NY and they all called it pop. Then in college I learned most everyone else called it soda, i.e. people from the NYC region. I started to finally accept the better sounding version. Now since I live in Hell 1/2 the year, I mean Florida, I refer to it as soda and I laugh at all my relatives that call it pop because it sounds really silly.
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soda
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I buy a Coke.
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soda-pop
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soda
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I used to get free store brand coke, but then they fixed the vending machine. Sometimes I call it soda and sometimes I call it Coke.
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a pepsi
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I buy a "pop".
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raised calling it pop....joined the military and started calling it soda. Then came back home to Ohio and after 2 years of going back and forth between pop and soda, I now call it pop again.
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Soda.
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All of the above, depending on what part of the country I am in.
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Diet Pepsi
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pop
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well in my country its called 'bottle'.
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coke. But we usually don't ask "what kind of coke do you want?" It's just "what do you want to drink?"
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Soda. If someone asked me "What kind of coke do you like?" I'd probably look at them pretty funny and slowly back away. Especially in California.
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Pop
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When I was growing up our family called it pop, but now I hear soda just as much. West Virginia
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pop (england)
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soda. but, where im from in KY they say "sodapop".
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soda
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coke fizz pop ahh! thats what i always say.
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I live in AZ and say 'soda' but when I lived in Iowa everyone (including me) said 'pop.'
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coke - in the south you ask for a coke and then tell them what kind (Sprite, Coke, Diet Coke, Pepsi, etc.)
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soda
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we say whatever it is... coke for coca cola, lemonade, L&P, raspberry.. just what ever. and if we are refering to a drink in general we say do you want a drink? then specify what we have
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All soda is coke, and then you specify (7-up, Mr.Pibb, Pepsi, Sprite, etc) But I think it's a southern thing, because my mom who grew up in the midwest calls it Pop
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Soft Drink.
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Soda or pop.
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Poison.
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Soda. Most people "up here" call it pop.
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soda.
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Soda
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It's coke, this whole "pop" thing confuses the hell out of me. Pop is a sound, coke is a beverage
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Sasparilla
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i still call em soft drinks .. here (the midwest) alot of people say pop or soda.i actually usually just specify by drink. like "i want a d.coke" or whatever, rather than just "i feel like a soda"
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I call it, what it is. Diet coke, or sprite, or pepsi.
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pop
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The Norwegian for "soft drinks" such as Pepsi and Fanta is "Brus". Back in London we called then "Cans/Bottles of pop"
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Pop is what we call it in my region of PA, my cousin from FL would go crazy and try to correct me by saying "No, its SODA!"
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Unless I catch myself I will refer to them all as Cokes. It's pretty much the norm here in the South. It's like I said in another answer..it goes something like this: "You want a Coke?" "Yes, please". "What kind?" And nobody really thinks anything about it. LoL
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Fizzy drinks. ( England ).
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depends on where your from. I say cola. which covers it all.
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lol everyone here says coke or (less often) soda. I've only heard one person say pop or sodapop and I thought it was hilarious. guess it just depends on where ur from.
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I dont think ive ever heard someone say sodapop or pop, we all say soda here, or maybe a coke, if thats what u want.
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Pepsi, orange soda, mountain dew, seven-up, seira mist, coke, Caffeine shots (parties for 13 year olds)
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Here in the southern US (I live in Georgia) people often refer to soft drinks as coke in a general term. Then they specify the variety... Example: -Hey guys, anyone want a coke? -Sure, I'm thirsty -Okay, we have Sprite, Coke, and Mr Pibb. Which do you want? Lol, goofy, I know...
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Here in Puerto Rico people ask in Spanish for the kind of container and the brand name. "una lata de Pepsi", "una botella de 7-Up", "un botellón de Coca Cola" lata=can, botella=bottle, botellón=big plastic bottle
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pop...Iowa
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