What do you call pop?

What do you call pop?


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POP! How can anyone ever think it is anything else. Soda?? Please. That's a goofy coastie word.
Agreed it's always been "Pop."
Of course there is another use for "Pop" ...
"Let's go out for a few Pops"
Where I com from that means "a few Beers"
 
I get irritated when I hear a Pennsylvanian call it 'pop' instead of soda. We aren't a Midwestern state by jove!
 
So if you were visiting someone and they offered you a drink, you might ask what kind of soft drink they had? That sounds remarkably pretentious, and I've grown to expect the opposite from Australian English.

Well, personally I wouldn't assume my host had soft drink... but yes, soft drink is the term. It probably sounds a lot less pretentious in an Australian accent compared to an American. c(:

In Western Australia some people call it 'cool drink'.
 
Rhode Island born and raised. Soda, obviously.



Let's get that in-line.



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There's not one "right" word, and it's obnoxious and ignorant to insist otherwise. (Personally I think "coke" sounds stupid, but it's as legit as any other.)



I call it Soda, and so does everyone in the South. This map has always seemed like BS to me as I've never heard anyone call Soda, Coke, unless referring to Coca Cola.
 
Western PA is pretty mid-western
Then it should be its own damn state.

The counties to the West of the line should become Westlyvania or something.
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And I'm being generous giving them Huntingdon, Centre and Clinton counties.
 
I call it Soda, and so does everyone in the South. This map has always seemed like BS to me as I've never heard anyone call Soda, Coke, unless referring to Coca Cola.

I use coke, and I've heard quite a few people use it here as well.
 
Does the term "soda" refer to anything else? And no, chances are you do not need to refer to sodium carbonates by such a term.
 
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