When talking about soft drinks, Do you say Soda Or Pop???

Question

In NORCAL we say Soda.

I never even knew people said Pop until i started traveling.

I thought Pop was from the old days when soda was first invented.

Answer 1

I say both together. Soda-pop!

Answer 2

soda..... i don't know anyone who says pop????????????

Answer 3

I'm from Baltimore and we say soda.  My friend from Iowa insists that it's pop!

Answer 4

in the midwest, we say pop.............

Answer 5

in our area its pop...

Answer 6

Coke here too!

Answer 7

It's "pop" here in Pittsburgh, PA.

Answer 8

In South Western Pa we all say POP

Answer 9

in california, we say soda

Answer 10

soda

KCMO

...but I perfer to say "beer" :)

Answer 11

sodaaaaaaaa!

Answer 12

soda, thats how we do it in Cali.... when we go to WA, they say pop...........

Answer 13

ppl in cali say pop but im from atl and i say soda

Answer 14

fizzy-drinks

fizzy-pop

pop

Answer 15

well here in the south we don't say either....

lol...we say COKE...for everything....and no i am not joking.

Answer 16

Usually I say pop, doesnt matter

Answer 17

I'm from the South (USA).  We say coke.  It's all coke.  We say "Do you want a coke?"  The person replies, "Sure, what have you got?"  You say "Diet Pepsi, Mountain Dew, Sprite, or Dr. Pepper."  They then select from the choices of coke you offer them.

Answer 18

In Canada, we say POP; in the USA we say soda.

In the UK we say soda-pop.

Answer 19

I grew up calling it pop. But as we traveled in the military after I married, I know call it soda.

Answer 20

in mah side of da streetz dawg we go like dis:

*whitey to ghetto translation

grape flavored pop - purple drank

fanta brand orange soda - orange drank

original coca cola - liquid coke (not powder coke)

thats all da dranks we got in da hood

ya dig?

Answer 21

soda

Answer 22

Pop(.Ontario,Canada)

Answer 23

I'm from the Bay Area in Northern Cali as well.  We say Soda.  I used to work with a chick who was from the Midwest and she always said Pop.  There was another chick from the South and she always said Coke--no matter if it was Pepsi, 7-Up--it was a basic general term like Soda and Pop.  She would say "What kind of Coke do you want?"   That one I always thought was the strangest.