crystalkey
🚲If a house is across the street from yours, would you describe the people living there as your neighbors? (Brits please respond!)
Yes, and I am not British
No, and I am not British
Yes, and I am British
No, and I am British
Poll ended at .
Hubert Figuière@dx it’s called a neighborhood for a reason (Canuck here)
solitarywalker@dx Not Brit.
When I lived in a house with a house across the street, they were neighbors.
But in a multi unit building, I consider the people in my building my neighbors (I know them by face and mostly name) but I wouldn't recognize the people in the building across the street so not neighbors.
When I lived in a house with a house across the street, they were neighbors.
But in a multi unit building, I consider the people in my building my neighbors (I know them by face and mostly name) but I wouldn't recognize the people in the building across the street so not neighbors.
Cassie
Cerstin Mahlow@dx Yes, these are “neighbors from across the street,” the other ones are “neighbors next door”
Michael Gruar@dx I haven't voted because I don't know if I count as British for your survey - I haven't lived there since I was 5. I would say most likely yes, as long as it's a small street, but I can definitely understand the argument for no.