What is the difference between "couch" and "sofa" ?
Both are equal or there is a physical difference?
Thank you.
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Agree with the comments above, but I would be more likely to say "sofa" to describe a small couch or loveseat. I almost never say sofa though - normally couch.
When I lived in the UK I seem to remember people saying "sofa" more often but I will defer to someone from there to confirm.
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they're the same. :v
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Both are fine, actually. Either words are okay to use in any situation~
"Oh! I love your couch!"
"Your sofa is so comfortable."
"Your cat is sleeping on the couch again..."
"I want to buy that sofa, but it's so expensive."
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In my experience, they mean the same thing but depending on where you're from, you've usually been raised to say one or the other. Myself, I never say sofa, I only say couch. I have friends who have been raised with the word sofa, so they only say that.
Hope this helps :)
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