Question about appropriate behavior (behaviour) in England?

Question

When you are walking on a street and step aside for someone (say a person on a bicycle or pushing a baby carriage) and they say "cheers," are you supposed to say something back?

Answer 1

yes, my slang were i come from is... orite mate, no prob mate, you welcome. or just smile and nod. ( i say mate if it is a male ) darl if it a female hehe.

Answer 2

You could say "no problem". That's what I would say if someone said that to me here in Ireland.

Answer 3

If some one says "Cheers" in this context it means thank you so you can say "You're welcome" Or "No problem" but you don't have to say anything if you don't want to.

Hope this helps.  

Answer 4

Just mention WIL's name.  Doing so will either get you a good seat in the nearest loo or slapped, sterilized and banned.

Answer 5

you say back..so wanna have another?

Answer 6

Don't be rude, silly American.  You are supposed to name your favorite Ted Danson sitcom back to him.  

Answer 7

First of all you spelled babby wrong.

You're supposed to say "Cheer THIS" and grab your crotch.

I swear I have to tell you everything.

Answer 8

I say

"t kay"

which roughly translates as "it's ok"

Also, if they're riding their bike on the pavement, knock them off. Bloody selfish gits should be on the road where they belong

Cheers

Answer 9

I believe the proper response is, "cheerio! right back at you fine chap...or lass", wait, isn't that Scottish?  Um.."Did you see that bobby eatin those dodgy bangers?"  just to break the ice, small talk if you will...

Answer 10

Never was there a more happier crew, than them what sings Chim Chim Chiree Chim Chiroo! Chim Chim Chiminy Chim Chim Chiree Chim Chiroo...

Answer 11

You say cheers back at them and have a drink of your beer that your holding....♥

Answer 12

I think you're supposed to do that Arsenio Hall "hoo hoo hoo" thing and then give the babbie a sausage.

Answer 13

You could also say "you're welcome".

Answer 14

No...

You're supposed to offer them money for the baby...

Da Doop!