It's usually called [c=4C0073][u][b]Soft Drink[/b][/u][/c] here.. It's kind of become one word too..

Tonic 🥲 (my nana used to call it that)

Coke is a brand. To me its soda all over.

I prefer sodi-pop

soft

as in no alcohol.

Soda, plain and simple. Coca-Cola, or also known as Coke, is a soda.

Like, if you buy a Sprite, do you call it coke, or Sprite? I call it Sprite, and it's a soda. If I buy a Pepsi, that is a soda I just bought and it's called Pepsi. Here, there are Coke products and Pepsi products. So, Coca-Cola, Sprite, Dr. Pepper, and Fanta are Coke products. Pepsi, Mtn. Dew, Gatorade, Tropicana and Aquafina are all Pepsi products.

[c=002673]I am from a "Pop" area. I moved to a "Coke" area. I call them "sodas."
PS A lot of people here call them "drinks." [/c]

Soda, although it indicates this is a pop state, from what I recall that's an up north thing...

coke for us in the uk, or at least where i am from. 🤔

Soft drinks, Cokes…soda pop is kind of outdated I think.

Depends upon what side of the Mason Dixon line you're on

I have conformed to saying soda, to maintain civility.

Soda even though I’m from the pop area according to that

I grew up with soda, moved to a pop region, and I usually say pop now.

Coke where I grew up. Simply a "drink" around my teetotaling friends.

Don’t drink it not even in my whiskey

I have called them all of the above

Pop in ohio. Soda in florida

Fizzy Drink

soft drink

Sodie-popz.

Coke

Coke

Pop.

Soda

Soda

Soda

Pop

Irn Bru.

Unless it's a wobbly pop. Then it's a beer.

In most of New England it's tonic

Pop up coke down and soda on the sides

Pop then soda... Then soda pop then snorted coke😆