There are some full things , Earth .

Especially lately, it feels like most of the world isn’t the biggest fan of the red, white, and blue. That said, there are still things non-Americans love about Americans. For example, non-AmericansLOVEwhen Americans…

1.Use very American units of measurements:

2.Pronounce “coffee:”

3.Disrupt the picnic side dish space:

4.Call their dogs human names:

5.Give those words of support:

6.Call their foods very American things:

7.Add a little pizzazz to the swearing:

8.Preface a question with a question:

9.Say that one word:

10.Obsess over a gas station:

11.Innovate on sandwich technology:

12.Combine two words that mean the same thing, basically:

13.Show their disdain for line cutters:

14.Add some extra syllables here and there:

15.End a sentence with AUTHORITY:

16.Pull out all the stops every season:

17.Speak INCREDIBLY LOUD:

18.Pronounce “pecan:”

19.Hang up the phone with complete disregard:

20.Pronounce asphalt:

21.Create incomprehensible flavors:

22.Be very specific with regards to horses:

23.Drop a “whoopty:”

24.Break down the months in a very American way:

25.Talk about (Natalie Merchant voice) the weather:

26.Let rescue dogs know how good they are:

27.Repair some food:

28.Call pet food “kibble:”

29.Refer to places they have no grasp of:

30.Use a questionable word:

31.Say “daddy” a little too much:

32.Yell things like “STAT:”

33.And greet people like this:

Tweet by Eliza Mishler humorously notes "football fields" as a frequent unit of measurement in the U.S

Tweet by Julia Hughes: "I love the way Americans say coffee. That's it. That's the tweet. Caawfee."

Tweet by Elenya: "I love how Americans make a salad in which the primary ingredient is pasta as a regular picnic side dish."

Tweet mentioning Americans naming dogs "Cooper," "Tucker," and "Tanner" with a heart emoji, expressing the names are cute

Twitter post by user Haydn: "I love it when Americans say 'I got you'. I do feel genuinely reassured."

Tweet humorously mentions mysterious American foods named "hot grits" and "sloppy joes."

Tweet about how Americans interrupt words to swear creatively

Tweet by Lisa Schemechel: "One of my favorite things about Americans is they'll often say 'Question!' before asking the question, like Spanish '¿' but spoken."

Tweet reads: "I love how Americans pronounce duty like doody."

Tweet by user "Noodle": "I love the way Americans all have a favorite regional gas station."

Tweet about Americans adding crunched chips to their food

Text post expresses amusement at Americans saying "whole entire" to refer to all of something

Tweet by @CLINT: "My favorite thing about Americans is their extreme disgust for line cutters."

Tweet from @apoeticmindset says they love how Southerners pronounce "vehicle" as "vehic-el." Blessed

Tweet by @honeyfi: "i love it when americans say 'period' to finish a sentence. hahaha."

Tweet expressing admiration for American seasonal decorations while noting high costs elsewhere

Tweet by Ang: "My favorite thing about Americans is that when faced with a language barrier the solution is always to just SPEAK ENGLISH LOUDER."

Tweet about Americans pronouncing "pecan" uniquely, humorously described as making bird noises

Tweet humorously observes how Americans in movies end phone calls abruptly without explanations

Social media post with a humorous remark about how Americans pronounce "asphalt" as "ass vault."

Tweet by 'T-Scrap' Spooky LaRoux: "I love how Americans think 'birthday cake' is a flavour."

Tweet by Mandy Collins humorously questioning why Americans say "horseback riding" as if riding other parts of a horse is an option

Tweet expressing enjoyment of the phrase "whoopty woop" commonly used by Americans

Text image of a tweet humorously listing months by holidays: November Thanksgiving, December Holiday Season, January New Year's, etc

Tweet by user aman: "My favorite thing about Americans is how much they genuinely enjoy discussing the weather."

Tweet by Pippalía: "I love when Americans say 'good girl' or 'good boy' to rescued animals" with a heart emoji and mention of @dodo

Screenshot of a tweet by Tim Brownson stating, "I love how Americans say they are fixing food. Was it broken?"

Tweet by king louise: "I love how Americans call pet food 'kibble' like what an adorable word to say."

Tweet by user @waaa…: "i love when americans put ‘in the bay area’ in their bios like what bay area"

Screenshot of a tweet by @burnhamwastaken saying they love when Americans say "I forget" instead of "forgot."

Tweet expressing amusement at Americans of all ages using "Daddy" for their fathers

Tweet by @somaforming questions if "STAT" for haste is a movie trope

A social media post by ella cecilia states: "I love how Americans greet each other by saying how u doing and not answering back."