In the English language, “or so” is used only for numeric uncertainties (like “5 eggs or so” / “5 or so eggs”),but not for general uncertainties, like not knowing what specific type of thing an object is.
That’s different to my 1st language (German) and I didn’t know that before learning it from other comments in this thread.
Actual should have been “or something”.
In the English language, “or so” is used only for numeric uncertainties (like “5 eggs or so” / “5 or so eggs”),but not for general uncertainties, like not knowing what specific type of thing an object is.
That’s different to my 1st language (German) and I didn’t know that before learning it from other comments in this thread.