For lego pieces (plural) do you say Lego or Legos +what kind of English do you speak?

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I just thought it was lego (plural) but I've heard people online say Legos. Not sure if it's a British/American thing or not.

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I worked at the LEGO store for 2 summers as extra work. LEGO is the same plural or singular. The proper way to say multiple if you want to clarify is "I need to sort my LEGO bricks". "I have several LEGO sets." But saying like I am going to go play with LEGOS is wrong...it would still be I am going to go play with my LEGO. And yes it should always be capitalized. We actually had to go over this in training lol. Bricks, sets, pieces, toys are all fine but LEGO is always the same. They are also referred to specifically as bricks not blocks. So hope the stupid useless knowledge I never can forget helped anyone lol.

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Meh. I don’t care that much. It’s not rocket science. Lego/legos. Who cares? Lol.

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I've always said Lego (In the UK) and everyone here seems to say the same. I think it's more of a US thing to say Legos.

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Lego is the brand, or one. Legos is multiple pieces.