I meant to write “US and A” like the above comment pointed out 😄 But either way, if inserted out loud while speaking a non-English language, it’s weird. Especially if people you talk to aren’t chronically online, lol. Imagine speaking German and then unironically saying “US and A” in English.
Genuinely - as a non-American - what’s wrong with saying “US of A”?
Because of our American exceptionalism we forgot we were a part OF the americas. So now we are THE USA. Hope that helps.
Nothing. I’ve heard it used occasionally for decades.
I meant to write “US and A” like the above comment pointed out 😄 But either way, if inserted out loud while speaking a non-English language, it’s weird. Especially if people you talk to aren’t chronically online, lol. Imagine speaking German and then unironically saying “US and A” in English.