Do British people actually say "chip chip cheerio"?
by 
Chris Hansen
ANSWERS: 22
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No
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well cheerios not chip chip cheerios..where did you hear that from i av no idea. But no they dont!!
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Cheerio, Mr. Hansen.
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Cheerio yes, it is often said in Britain to mean good-bye.
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Cheerio yes, but I've never heard anyone say chip chip cheerio.
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I've never heard a Brit say that...and I've been talking to them almost daily for years now.
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It's actually pip pip cheerio-not chip chip
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I think we stopped saying that round about 1930.
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i think your mixing pip pip and chim chim cherie from mary poppins
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Pip Pip (not chip chip, that's not been used) - No. It meant goodbye, I think it hasn't really been used since wartime. Cheerio - Not really, but it is still used sometimes. It also means good bye.
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Not in my lifetime, and I was born in 1946.
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Lol no!
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Lol no!
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Yeah right! Do Americans say "have a nice day y'all". Actually they do, most of them anyway.That's like saying we all wear bowler hats & have tea with the Queen! Come on man get real!!
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LOL. No! Pip Pip Cheerio - Sounds like a breakfast cereal IMAO LOL
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Do they hell. I think some people somewhere in the country still say 'cheerio' but I'd think they were very odd if they said it to me. Here where I live, we say "see you", "see you soon", "bye now" etc. One phrase older people occasionally use round here is "tatty bye" or "ta ta, chuck/cock". Is cheerio more of a Southern thing?
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Thats kinda like a oreo breakfast cereal right :)?
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Yo Americans am having a laugh arnt yo mate,we tork posh over here!
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You watch gay comedies on sky satellite?
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If they are craving a potato snack and some cereal
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Cheerio, on an odd occasion might be used. Never heard chip chip cheerios to be used. Toodle pip or toodle-ooo or just plain toddles, which is a funny option to say goodbye. I just say bye or see you later (I'm a brit!)
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Cheerio,matey.
HoboJoe 
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