Do You Say “ I’ll Make A Brew” ?

[Bobbisox1]

When making a cup of tea?is that a Yorkshire/ Lancashire thing?
We say “ Do you want a cuppa’” or I’ll make a cuppa

[Barsel]

You would have to bring your own if you were to come here, never touch the stuff.

[pastafreak]

It's been so damn long since I offered anybody a drink of any sort...so generally it's "would you like a drink" unless I know what they have.
Ex used to ask if I was making tea...then say he'd have one too please...

[AuntPollyGrey]

Barsel how very dare you :-)

I meant that we do not refer to the receptical (cup /mug) when asing if someone wants tea or coffee but always say 'glass' of wine lol!

Maybe bottle might be more accurate 'hic!'

[Barmaid]

I'll normally say "would you like tea or coffee, or something stronger?". The latter part normally only later in the day, mind.

[janzman]

How's this

[JimF]

You can put any liquid in a cup, but only tea can be a cuppa.

[davebro]

I just do it - when you live on your own there's no one to say it to.

[Mozz71]

I've used both terms in the past.

[Bobbisox1]

That’s true but I’m sure that has its benefits Dave

[Georgiesmum]

No, I say would you like a cuppa?