British vs American English with
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- Опубликовано: 15 мар 2022
- Both countries speak English, but there are many differences in the words we use. In this British vs American English video @LizZorab and I had lots of laughs discussing the vocabulary we use.
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WARNING do not drink liquid while watching.....you’ll snort it!
This was great! Wahtuh...like in New England, is similar to Liz's version. Here in New England, we say door yard "dooh yahd"(which is where you park your car). The yard is where the grass is. You don't hear it as much anymore, but when I was a kid, any carbonated drink like Coke or Pepsi, was called Tonic. Now most say soda.
This made me laugh so much, you two are great together… as a Brit who taught english in a US run school in the Middle East, language is challenging and interesting!
This was really cute! I laughed so hard.
Hi, I just ran across your video from six months ago about buying a half beef and though I'd add my opinion. I know everyone has there own preference. I am
Thank you ladies - that was fun- and very informative.
This was so great to watch. Thank you so much for the laugh! I watch British decorating shows and they say a "home is homely". I did not understand at first until I watched a while and they meant "homey".
Then there is the saying " two countries divided by a common language".
The original Aubergine are the little white ones that are mostly grown in Asian countries and they look like eggs, hence Eggplant :D :D :D All the others were pretty much developed from that plant. Brilliant !!!
This was great! Thanks for the laughs!
This is wonderful to watch. British English is so much more fun/elegant. The “touch wood” was great.
Brilliant both, I was in stiches over the touch wood section. Great video
This was so much fun!
Best video ever 🥳🤩🥰
Lol, thanks for starting my day out with some giggles and smiles! A great mood to carry with me to the greenhouse. I’m starting seeds!
Love this ❤️
That was so much fun. Diolch yn fawr iawn!
Thank you so much for sharing this video Lorella, we had so much fun recording this! 🌻
hahahaha OH this is so great!!! To sit out in the RAIN! ~Trish