(More) Phrases to Know Before Visiting London ft. Joel & Lia

[@ThoseTwoBrits1]

Thanks for having us again!

[@loveandlondon]

Looooove having you guys!!

[@RivenRanger]

'Upped your game' is used in the USA and Canada as well, not just in the UK

[@loveandlondon]

That's ok, it's a good phrase to know for non-English speakers :)

[@teknekon]

Great job! Loved this! Very helpful to a group of my students that will be traveling to London in December! Thanks so much! Love and cheers! 👍💗😘🇬🇧

[@loveandlondon]

Thanks!

[@mr51406]

Some British words are of course also often or sometimes used in Canadian English.
Especially those of us who watch British shows which have always been imported by the CBC. I grew up watching the Goodies and Coronation Street! And I’m a raging AbFab and Red Dwarf fan.
But these vids are quite necessary for people in the US who aren’t exposed to them... unless they watch PBS! ⭐️❤️🇨🇦

[@SilviaKay]

Also, I'm glad I found your channel thanks to this collab! I love learning new English slang 👍

[@loveandlondon]

J&L are the best for that!

[@davidmonentes1108]

With that new video of yours you have now even "upped your game" ;). I love you both! Marvellous work which always makes my day after watching. ;)

[@loveandlondon]

Lolz :) thanks for watching!

[@SilviaKay]

Haha throwing a wobbly sounds so weird yet cute! "Wobbly" makes me think of "wobbly legs" or something 😊

[@lonieschlefke693]

George Harrison in Hard Days' Night: "I wouldn't be caught dead wearin' a shirt like that. It's dead grotty!" After that, everything nasty was "grotty" here in the US.

[@nicolan4215]

UK - grotty
US - grody (very 80s/90s)

[@sugastolemyheart6441]

Hii

[@BayL52]

Hodor!

[@Lexykins2691]

Grotty is Groty or Grody (grow-tee or grow-dee) is what we say in America

[@kylenoble9110]

This I a bit different from language we use in northern Ireland

[@loveandlondon]

Great!