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What's it called? A kind What do you call the type of impoliteness where a person you know enters your house uninvited?
ASay a person (e.g. your brother-in-law) who enters your house without being invited, opens your fridge without asking, etc. How do you describe that? Not just "impolite" of course, something more specific and informal.
What's it called? A kind of impoliteness
A person (e.g. your brother-in-law) who enters your house without being invited, opens your fridge without asking, etc. Not just "impolite" of course, something more specific and informal
What do you call the type of impoliteness where a person you know enters your house uninvited?
Say a person (e.g. your brother-in-law) who enters your house without being invited, opens your fridge without asking, etc. How do you describe that? Not just "impolite" of course, something more specific and informal.
What's it called? A kind of unpolitenessimpoliteness
A person (ase.g. your brother-in-law) who enters your house without being invited, opens your fridge without asking, etc. Not just "unpolite""impolite" of course, something more specific and informal
What's it called? A kind of unpoliteness
A person (as your brother-in-law) who enters your house without being invited, opens your fridge without asking, etc. Not just "unpolite" of course, something more specific and informal
What's it called? A kind of impoliteness
A person (e.g. your brother-in-law) who enters your house without being invited, opens your fridge without asking, etc. Not just "impolite" of course, something more specific and informal
A person (as your brother-in-law) who enters your house without being invited, opens your fridge without asking, etc. Not just "unpolite" of course, something more specific and informal
