It’s common to say it in Canada too, but it can either mean no, yes, or simply be a placeholder phrase.
It’s the Schrödinger’s Cat of utterances - you don’t know which it is until the sentence is finished/you elucidate from the broader conversational context.
It’s common to say it in Canada too, but it can either mean no, yes, or simply be a placeholder phrase.
It’s the Schrödinger’s Cat of utterances - you don’t know which it is until the sentence is finished/you elucidate from the broader conversational context.