Pop or Soda?

Question

Do you say pop or soda and where are you from?

i say pop- im from michigan(:

Answer 1

Well I'm a Country girl living in the Material[City] world.

So i usually say "pop" or "slakers". Yea I know it's weird, but-that's just me! =]

Answer 2

Soda - delaware

Answer 3

tonic Im from boston

Answer 4

I live in arkansas, but I say soda.

Most of the people down here, however, say either "pop" or "coke".  They call everything a coke whether it's dr. pepper, sprite, pepsi, etc...

Answer 5

Soda as a generic (California), but more often than not, it's by the NAME of the soda (i.e., Coke, 7-Up, etc).

My husband's family is from MN and they say "pop."  My father lives in GA, and they say "soda."

Answer 6

soda - florida

however i usually call it by the name of the drink (dr. pepper, sprite, etc.)

Answer 7

Soda im from Virginia

Answer 8

Soda.  Mars.

Answer 9

Soda - California

Answer 10

I say pop in summer and football season because I'm around family from Pittsburgh more often. I live in Northern VA though, so usually soda.

Answer 11

In N. Alabama most call it Coke.

waitress-What do you want to drink?

customer-Coke

waitress-What kind?

customer-Dr. Pepper

Answer 12

SODA ----- IM FROM CANADA

Answer 13

soda-malaysia..

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Answer 14

I'm from Louisiana and down hear, the older people call it 'soda water'. And younger people call it soda.

Answer 15

I'm from Ohio.

I used to say Pop, but then decided that didn't make sense so now I say Soda.

My family still says pop.

Thanks for an easy 2.  :)

Answer 16

Most Southerns Say Soda

Most Northerns Say Pop

I say Pop and im from Chicago

Answer 17

I say soda, USA, people from Canada call it pop. Pop comes from the word Soda Pop, it was named this from the popping sound it makes when soda (pop) is poured. In the United Kingdom, soda (pop) is called Fizzy drink. Soda (pop) is also called a 'soft drink' in the USA. Here is a list of places and what soda (pop) is called in them:

Africa:

Smooth drink

mineral

Cool drinks

South America:

Gassed Drink

Flavored Water

Coolers

Refreshers

North America

Pop

Soda Pop

Soda

Soft Drink

Mexico, Cuba, Central America, etc.

Cola

Bitter Soda

Water (any non-alcoholic drink is called water)

Coca

Asia:

Gas-air water

Cold Drinks

Juice

Europe:

Refreshing Drink

Fizzy Drink

Refresher

Beverage

Sparkler

Middle East:

Something Cold (Ancient terms of a soda)

Black Soft Drink

Bottles

Kola

HOPE I HELPED!

Answer 18

Soda- Beautiful State Of Sunny California :D

Answer 19

people from the north most likely say pop

people from the south say soda

my health teacher says ------sugar and chemicals lol

i hope this helps

delia!

Answer 20

I say "soda".

And I'm from California, but I currently live in Virginia.

Answer 21

we're more specific here in california...i'll ask for a diet dr pepper...others will ask for a coke - or a sprite - or pepsi...i remember when i lived in florida and played in a band...i told everyone i was going to 7-11 and the bass player asked me for a soda, well since he was so nonspecific i picked out the most unusual, never heard of it before soda...when i gave it to him, he was like "wft is this?" and i said, next time be more specific...

Answer 22

Soda.  I grew up in Missouri.  Some girls moved to our school from Michigan, and we teased them about it in a gentle way (we were friends with them).  We found a 3-liter (!?!?) bottle labelled "red pop" at the store, and bought it and left it on their doorstep one day.  The next day, they left a box of baking soda on my friend's doorstep.

I live in Indiana now.  I'd say it's about 50/50 here.  Except, in SW Indiana, people say "Coke" even if they mean Sprite, Root Beer, etc.

Answer 23

Soda???

Pop???

I Just Say Soda Pop???

Answer 24

Soda - Wisconsin

Answer 25

In Texas we say "What kind of COKE do you want?"  I don't know why it is like that...lol

****EDIT****United States

"Soft drink" commonly refers to cold, carbonated, non-alcoholic beverages in the United States. Carbonated beverages are regionally known as:[1][2]

"Coke", or "cola", in most of the South, including New Mexico, the state of Texas, and much of eastern and southern Oklahoma, regardless of which actual brand it is.

Answer 26

army brat here.....been to lots of different places....

I say soda pop until I can get my bearings of what the common saying is in the current location I am living then just kind of go with the flow......

Answer 27

Soda - Illinois!

Answer 28

Soda. Philadelphia.

Answer 29

soda, Cali babay!!!!! THE CALIFORNIA!

originally im from romania. oh yeah! europe babay!

Answer 30

Soda- Ohio

Answer 31

I call it soda...but sometimes soda pop...when I was in Idaho everyone called it coke...no matter what "kind" of coke you wanted it was all coke!

-Wisconsin