100+ Vocabulary Differences Between BRITISH And AMERICAN English | BRITISH Vs. AMERICAN English

[@danielneufeldkoopa2292]

0:32 WHICH IS? (BFDI)

[@PalestineandBFDI]

11:19 Pin is a Character from an American Animated RUclips Web Series Battle for Dream Island

[@outfit7_bloons55]

In jacknjellify, what Michael and Cary Huang created their own show are inspiring by none other than Total Drama Island Canadian animators.

[@Mexican-Goat-man]

You should pronounce A as an ah vowel, and be sure to pronounce T clearly when reading with the UK accent

[@thinousby5862]

You are the best in traduction

[@williamjackson2089]

16:10 picture only shows 1 week, a fortnight is 2 weeks in both the UK and US.

[@yoonlat3505]

Thank you very much

[@BullseyeEnglish]

You're welcome

[@smileentertainment38]

Very nice

[@BullseyeEnglish]

Thank you so much!

[@RomenSompisi]

Very good

[@Agathachristie-cp7jy]

Good job go on

[@thinousby5862]

Start like that

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[@smileentertainment38]

1st comment☺☺☺

[@BullseyeEnglish]

Thank you for commenting!

[@madhuchandannayak4460]

Please send me more words

[@Toradono]

I totally mix my English between British and American as of having English as a 2nd language XD

[@englishlessonswithsilviopa4139]

in American English is used the word crib not scaffold

[@MateiM.]

Even if english is not my main language, is actually the second, nil and zero cofused me

[@vickysinhab]

A+,grade in Us....
A+,mark in Uk....
But ...in India ..10/10 is mark and A+ is grade😅😅😅😅

[@carloladi1759]

i am British, and we use 10/10 mark, A+ grade. some of this video is incorrect

[@live4grace]

about 25% wrong

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