To British people of GAG, how often do you use the word ‘rubbish’ in your vocabulary?

[Still-alive]

Seems like such a British word to use lol.

I use ‘rubbish’ at least once a day or more

at least once every couple days

Once a week

Maybe once a month at most

I can’t remember the last time i used the word Rubbish as a British person

Im not British and i use rubbish sometimes

Im not British and dont use the word ‘rubbish’

[CrazyGirl2]

Well, my dad is British, and I spent the first 6 years of my life in England. Not to mention that half my family still lives in England, so I was BOUND to pick up an English phrase or two along the way. I do say “Rubbish” I used to call erasers “rubbers”, I’ll often call elevators “lifts” without even thinking about it. Not to mention “Wanker” is SUCH a good insult, especially to guys who are… well, complete and utter wankers!

[Apulu_Imback]

Eh I didn't knew it was British. I mean it's not an unknown word for me so I have used it quite a few times but not everyday.

[Still-alive]

Well india used to be under British rule so it makes sense

[Apulu_Imback]

I guess so

[RolandCuthbert]

My British friend, a doctor, uses the word all the time.

I just think it is hilarious and kind of cool.

:D

[madgoat]

Dunno how often I use it but it's a word commonly used. I'm guessing you'd use 'trash' instead.

[menina]

I'm not British and the only time I used the word "rubbish" was when I was writing an essay for my English class.

[Still-alive]

Wow really good memory lol. I wouldn’t have remembered that

[menina]

Lol
Thank you!

[purplepoppy]

Mostly use it when in polite company and "shite" isn't appropriate.

[DeeDeeDeVour]

I'm not British but I've used the word 'rubbish' several times.

[GoodGuyBreakingBad]

I'm not British and don't use the word ‘rubbish’.

[Dinosaursandanime65]

I’m not British but I’ll use it sometimes. Not a lot, mainly if it’s something really annoying

[jamesgoldman]

Probably once a week when 'shit' isn't appropriate even with the bins go out it just the bins

[Pete671]

Several times a day, I work as a cleaner so I usually mean garbage specifically,,,

[goaded]

Occasionally, not very often.

[RainBat]

I'm not British but I say rubbish instead of shit

[llorando]

American passing by.

[lottiebannotie]

All the time