Americanisms that People are Using Lately

[TheOutdoorThreadmill]

I don't know what icl means. Go figure is definitely an Americanism

I can’t lie

 

[CorktilIdie]

I heard an American writer on the radio saying that he "added a bunch of water"!!!!!!!

 

[corkcityfcpoolie]

Heard locally in conversation last week - "fyi". Are these in tended to conserve energy, or are syllables rationed?
Probably more online-isms or text-isms.

 

[PROCNA2018]

Heard locally in conversation last week - "fyi". Are these in tended to conserve energy, or are syllables rationed?
Probably more online-isms or text-isms.

FYI ICYMI IYKYK

 

[Dr. Aaoouh]

FYI ICYMI IYKYK

FAFO

 

[dukeroyale]

…so there’s that!

 

[Handy Run]

Spelling colour “color”
Ugh ?

*Cries in CSS*

 

[flyingspud]

"Fall" for "autumn" yankeeism creeping in in advertising. Haven't heard it in the wild so far thankfully.

"Garbage" appears to be getting common now.

 

[Ghoti]

"Fall" for "autumn" yankeeism creeping in in advertising. Haven't heard it in the wild so far thankfully.

"Garbage" appears to be getting common now.

Nice finds.

Another one I've heard a young relative use is "or no" instead of "or not".

Are you going to the shop, or no?

Is dinner ready yet, or no?

 

[Ghoti]

Anyone heard any Britishisms?

I've heard "Oh, my days!" twice from Irish people.