If I say "I met up with countryman Old Git while abroad"

it means Old Git is from the same country as me. That's what countryman means.

So what does 'fellow' add to this sentence?

Posted By: Tricky Hawes, Sep 10, 16:21:17

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Wouldn't you have to say "my" countryman?
Posted By: Old Git, Sep 10, 16:37:41
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It defines that OG is of the same nationality, rather than him being from the sticks
Posted By: harry boulders, Sep 10, 16:29:08
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Clarification.
Posted By: Garry Brooke, Sep 10, 16:26:59

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