Is full stop a British Term?

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• Answer #1

  Ha xD An American came over and used in a supermarket cos he didn't know how it was used here and everyone looked at im horrorfied cos he used it in the wrong context and it sounded strange xD

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• Answer #2

  yes!! like if im stating a point..ill be like blah blah blah blah FULL STOP!! but americans say blah blah blah blah PERIOD ;)

• Answer #3

  Yeah, I think so. 'Period' is an American term for 'full stop' and it means something else here xD Well, obvs X]

• Answer #4

  ahha thanks for answering! ur a pretty cool dude ill follow u:D

• Answer #5

  lmfaoo i know tht it means other things lolz but ohh truu

• Answer #6

  u alread aare:D

• Answer #7

  lmfaooooo!!!

• Answer #8

  yep.

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