An English friend recently described someone as "overfamiliar," and I realized that in the US that concept doesn't exist.
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Was he a friend or an acquaintance
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I've known him for 4 years so I think I can say friend at this point.
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In the UK and most of Europe, people you know/work with can remain acquaintance forever. Friendship is really only when you could share personal issues, organize a trip together or share hobbies together. Different segmentation in the US.
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In Morocco everyone is your friend because everyone already know about your personal stuff
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Not necessarily, tbf.
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Was a joke on Englishness ;-)
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Yes, I know.
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Does he join you in the loo? Groom of the stool. It’s all relative.
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