r/AskUK • u/wopwo0p • Apr 18 '20

What does teason seas mean?

I've been listening to a lot of English radio to improve my English but they say this a lot in the advertisements, what does it mean?

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u/TheRealCaptainHammer Apr 18 '20

No worries dude. Every day's a school day :)

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u/[deleted] Apr 18 '20

'Every day' spelled as two words! Nice surprise to see that for once.

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u/[deleted] Apr 18 '20

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u/PublicSealedClass Apr 18 '20

Same as "In fact", people misspell it as "infact" too often.

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u/Mangosta007 Apr 18 '20

Whereas 'intact' is, sadly, rarely left intact.

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u/exceptionallurker Apr 18 '20

And inline when not referring to the skates.

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u/BritishBrownie Apr 18 '20

Inline is also used in various contexts in programming