To think 'sushis' is grammatically incorrect???

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When is sushis ever acceptable?

DH says "go and get them sushis" I say that it should be "go and get the sushi"... If there are 2 lots of sushi in the reduced bit for example

Surely sushi is always sushi. Even if there is hundreds?

"sushi [is]... a mass noun which means that it is considered uncountable. Therefore, the plural of sushi remains sushi. Sushi is usually uncountable" From the internets.

No idea what they mean. I can count sushi. One roll, two rolls...

I'm sure the plural of sushi is sushi. Sushis just doesn't look right.

now sushi doesn't look like a word at all the more I write it

You're right, the plural is also sushi.

Even if it were 'sushis', it certainly wouldn't be 'them sushis'...

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Even if it were 'sushis', it certainly wouldn't be 'them sushis'...

True.

'Them sushis' has a great ring to it though to be fair!

I would have got away with it, if it hadn't been for them sushis

Sushi is not individual things. You can’t have one sushi. Kind of like soup. You can have one bowl of soup or one plate of sushi.
You wouldn’t have 5 bowls of soups or 5 plates of sushi like you might have 5 Yorkshire puddings for example.

This of course brings us onto Lego. In British English you have a box of Lego and a single Lego brick. In American English you have a box on Legos and a single Lego.

two soups
Julie Walters BAFTA moment.

Does he say sheeps?