Words we use....

[Merika]

I don't have one for Canada....but I still thought this was intesting. I know Meanon considered 'pop' a beer.......

http://www.popvssoda.com/countystats/total-county.html

[dogula]

Thats because Meanon is a weirdo. Anyway, I normally call soft-drinks "Pop." Thats the only way to be.

[Star]

we all call it pop here too. the only time we see soft drinks is on a menu.

[Stone]

I call my dad pop :?

[Evil_CSM_Yu]

pop here, but in Alabama it's coke. You order a coke down there and they ask if you want coke or pepsi. :roll:

[dogula]

I called my grandpa on my dads side "pops."

[Fayebelle]

My grandfather is Pop My great grandfather was Pop Pop

Soft drinks are called Soda here

[Stone]

My granddad used to call soda saspirilla

[Meanon]

Thats because Meanon is a weirdo

Cheers! :?

[Duke]

I've heard beer referred to as pop here too, same with father, and coke. Also used as a verb to hit someone "pop him one in the skull".

[Meanon]

Yes here too as in "take a pop at"

[twinkle]

Here there's no "pop". If you ask for one, they'll most probably think you mean "Pope" and tell you they don't have this cocktail.

Also, you'd better specify that you want a "Coca" 'cause no one in Paris will ever know what the hell you're saying if you ask for Coke. I am not joking. Practicing English with fake French accent before coming to France will seriously increase your chances of actually getting whatever you ordered, McDonalds or elsewhere.

[Duke]

I'd just read off the menu, assuming I'll ever get to Paris that is.