American English Vs British English Differences |Vocabulary/ Pronunciation/Spelling|Part 1

[@jlpack62]

Fun fact: Soccer was coined by the English. To be fair, Americans often say words from both the American and British columns in this video: sofa/couch, cell/mobile, cab/taxi, purse/handbag.

[@DarkDragonSlayer]

we dont always use the british terms.

[@HakimAbdourazackLadiehHAKIM]

Thank you a lot, now I know the difference between the American and British english. That's was usefull.

[@nynikanalluri8295]

Good Job

[@javiergomez9199]

American: Parking lot
British: car park

[@nickcanning8682]

Bless em,they just aint been taught propperrrrr

[@noahflam8153]

My english is a mixture of all of these 😂

[@ronaldoradke86]

Dont you have to use "the" in those countries?

[@FathiahaboonFatibelle-db6tr]

Really me l loves to speak every time the american action and l love it🎉

[@Yevgeniy-UA]

Bathroom vs toilet
Paper towel vs kitchen roll

[@markrich7693]

Another word for toilet in British English is the loo which i do say a lot in the U. S

[@sagesmith1317]

I'm not so sure about the dummy, afaik Americans say 'a binkie', and in the UK they call it 'a pacifier'. U got it on the contrary

[@thespecialgamer3766]

Croatian vs Serbian

[@светлтис]

Russian vs ukrainian