Do You Say “ I’ll Make A Brew” ?

[Bobbisox1]

When making a cup of tea?is that a Yorkshire/ Lancashire thing?
We say “ Do you want a cuppa’” or I’ll make a cuppa

[burlyshirley]

I say both.

[Mamyalynne]

Fancy a brew.

[rowanwitch]

No, I will make a pot of tea, would you prefer Assam, Earl Grey, or English Breakfast. I can make coffee if you prefer, full on or De caf. It's a full blooming drinks menu with me...

[novalis]

I brew in Oldham. Not that I am married but it states clearly in the Bible the husband makes a cuppa. You must have seen Hebrews.

[Barsel]

I just ask, 'Do you want a drink' and if they say yes, I ask 'tea or coffee'

[Theland]

Both. ''Gasping for tea!''

[Bobbisox1]

I notice it more on soaps ( not EE) don’t watch it
And Peter Kay etc

[Lie-in King]

"Fancy a cuppa?"

[Togo]

[Bobbisox1]

Haha, thanks for that Togo, I love Peter Kay

[Barsel]

I used to like him, but find he's not my 'cup of tea' anymore.

[Bobbisox1]

Haha, nice one Barsel,BA for that x

[mallyh]

mr mally says put kettle on mother when he wants a cup of tea x

[Barsel]

Ah thanks Bobbs. I'm really pleased you're back, you were missed.

[Patsy33]

Would you like a cup of tea?

[Bobbisox1]

Well thank you kind lady ( Barsel)
Mallyh, that’s different :0)

[Togo]

[emmie]

would you like a cup of tea, or coffee, that's about the size of it.

[Bobbisox1]

I love regional sayings, I’d start a tread on them but maybe that’s a step too far :0))))

[naomi24]

I say ‘I’ll make a cup of tea’ but I never make it in a cup - always in a teapot - even if it’s just for me.