BRITS React to British STEREOTYPES | Easy English 94
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It's not a video about British stereotypes if you're not taking the piss out of the americans haha love it!
As an American, I love the fact the Brit’s take the piss out of us. As we say in Boston, break our balls in a good way.
Can I just say I love how much you seem to genuinely enjoy talking to these strangers? These seem quite accurate but quite positive as well, apart from beige food. And Americans are mostly guilty of shouting and hoping that their english shouting suddenly transforms in another language. And yes, English speakers have a hard time learning languages mostly because people that speak English can’t pass an opportunity to practice English with a native speaker. I am an absolute sucker for a good British , Scottish, welsh and Irish accents, Australian too!
If you haven't been to Brighton, I suggest you put it on your list. The people here are all so humble, funny and welcoming. Not one person said no to this interview :)
@@EasyEnglishVideos On the list! Meet and greet with you and Isy included? 🥰
Hahaha! Brighton isn’t a big place, if you time it right you could catch us interviewing 👋
Great video. "You need to have humour with Tories everywhere" had me rolling on the floor :-). BTW, Germans are also guilty of weather talk and misbehaving when abroad...
Thanks Anja, Isi also confirmed the Germans love a bit of weather chat 🌧
Another really interesting episode of Easy English! Thank you so much!
Thanks for watching Dan!
Politeness: No. I'd say "cordial", but not polite. Unless I'm deliberately overly polite as a form of sarcasm.
Humour: I am incredibly dark and dry. Sarcastic, cynical, sardonic.
Tea: Rarely. 2 or 3 a year maybe if it's really cold or I'm ill and can't taste.
Lack of emotion: Stoic. I don't want to wear my heart on my sleeve or show all my cards.
Weather talk: Daily but I do it in a more scientific way.
Teeth: My teeth are naturally fantastic. My dental hygiene is top. I clean them at least 3 or 4 times a day. I can't stand food sticking to them and I drink a lot of sugary drinks.
Food: Our national dishes are delicious. Our imported/assimilated cuisine is also fantastic. I'm a brillant cook.
Monolingualism: I can speak French and I'm learning Japanese.
Anti-social behaviour abroad: I had sex on a balcony in Lanzarote once. Apart from that no, I love immersing myself in the culture.
Yes, I had the impression that Brits say "I'm sorry" quite often even if they didn't do anything wrong.
Meh, that's better than not apologizing never, isn't it? 👍
Great video, as always! 😉
Brilliant!!
thank you very much
Really nice and fun to watch ❤
Fantastic video, really nice and funny people😍
Thanks Sara! They were all fantastic interviewees
The difference between British and German isn't so big. The biggest difference is that Tea is not so popular in Germany. Mostly germans prefer coffee. But others prefer tea. That is very personal. Germans like to talk over bad weather as well.
Humour is the defining factor
Speaking of teeth, many American people come to Mexico to have their teeth performed or maintained, especially in the border area, since for them the treatment is cheaper in Mexico than in the United States.
due to in Mexico a medical consultation is paid in Mexican pesos and not in dollars.
Wow! Is that right?
What a great video! Thank you to all the people who accepted to be interviewed. I am going to share this with my students and they will love it!
Thank you Lorena! We’d love to know what your students thought of it!? 🙌
@@EasyEnglishVideos I'll ask them to reply here. It will be a great exercise! Thanks!
@@EasyEnglishVideos In Mexico, it is very common to hug the other. The love of friends, partner, family can be shown anywhere. Although homosexual relationships are still highly judged if they are shown in public. Thank you for the video!
@@EasyEnglishVideos Honestly I have never heard about British stereotypes before, this video was really helpful and I enjoyed the interviews. I thought British people were very cold as germans are most of the time but they seem really nice and funny!!! (at least in this video) hahaha, thanks so much for this video! I like their sense of humor.
I think I had never heard about British stereotypes but it was really interesting to know more about it. I always thought that they probably know other languages and I had the idea that almost 70% of the population were bilingual, unfortunately I was wrong. Besides, as my classmates said I thought they were cold people because normally European people are known for that.
I really enjoyed the video. Thank you. !!! ((:
Great informative video. 💯 I could pick up several new stuff. What does 'do gallaries' mean by the way ?
Thanks for your nice words 🙏🏻
It’s an informal way of saying visit but used in a tourist sense of ticking off a list of sights. For example, if you came to London you could say; we will do Big Ben, The National Gallery and Oxford Circus
0:59 How does the beanie-wearing chap behave? 1:14 The bloke with the beret claims... 1:45 How's the scarf-wearing lady polite? 3:13 The Brits often... 3:47 What are people from Liverpool like? 6:43 When upset the British... 7:29 How do Americans see British teeth? 12:30 The 'painter' explains soccer fans from the UK...
Thanks for adding these chapters! I really like your chapter names :)
English...people are certainly..like Dutch..people..polite...and direct...no nonsense...disciplined....but with of sense of humour...
I'm very stereotypical BUT I'm not antisocial ( even with too much wine I'm quiet and fairly well behaved 😂 )and I love different foods (not beige) I'm also learning French and if I say so myself ,not doing too bad!
haha, she's so funny and witty. 7:55 What such an entertaining video!
Thanks for your support Ricardo!
I would like to politely point out that I am a Briton, but as a Scot also. Everyone interviewed came across as English. Broader spectrum interviews, I believe, are required before invoking the B word.
So...this is from...Brighton...summer time..London by the sea...
the intro music really makes this video
Thanks!
Very nice and interesting vidéo ... I hope if you talk with people in the streets of london or an other city in london .. thanks for you ...
Thanks! We have plans to film around the UK a bit more next year... but perhaps we will make a video in London and somewhere up north before :)
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Wonderful sea.
Ooh, this looks familiar. Were you along the coast in the south? south east?
Just discovered the channel
Correct Michael! We film our episodes around Brighton 🏖
Liquidly exuberant😀
Off course some of these stereotypes are typical British. But other preconceptions like the thing about teeth are only assumed by for instance by the Americans. The fixation on tea is real. If you confront an Englishman, Scott of Welsh person with an unsolvable problem, (Like:"How can our economy survive after Brexit?) before he thinks about it...... he (or she) runs off to the kitchen to put the kettle on!!. (And if that doesn't work...a pint or any alcoholic beverage will solve any problem e.g. Covid? Throw in a Party! Match lost? Get pissed! Holiday with you mother in law? Get loaded on Christmas eve before you meet her. (Or marry a foreign girl so you won't understand what your mother in law is complaining about!)*. I have a few friends from the UK and yes, they all speak English and most of them also an obscure dialect of Gaelic but that doesn't matter. On 'the continent' (As if the British Isles aren't situated on the same tectonic plate) most of us speak a little English (or in France at least "Franglais"). Most striking to me is the fact that the UK society is still divided in several 19th century classes and they all live to that without bothering even though Queen Elisabeth II died (and will keep her stif upper lip forever). *BTW, don't make the same mistake like Collin Firth in Lover Actually by learning Portugese because you in that case can understand your mother in law again and until boxing day you ar in misery.
1:02 "I try and be polite" - Is it what he is saying?
Most likely tea...some coffee...tea is the winner...all the time...
Indian food...is our favorite....
*Sir,*
*I'm from India.*
*Easy English is my favourite youtube channel.*
*Could you make a video about*
*What do you think about India?*
We will make it very soon
It's all true but bad teeth. An obnoxious legend.
The food culture has remarkably improved over the last twenty years. Fusion and contamination with other traditions have finally obliterated the settled belief of English cusine as negligible.
A peculiar one: why some Brits hang about pubs in full winter dressed like it were July? I asked once, and the answer from the girl I'd go out with, in a nice flowered summer frock in February or so, was, "Well, It's more practical when you have to walk from pub to pub". The notorious pub crawl. I took her statement at face value and I still stick to it. If you have any other explanation for that freezing behaviour, please write in the comments. 😁👇
Hahaha this is a great observation! It’s usually because the queue for the cloakroom in clubs can be longer than the queue for the bar in UK… no coat, no time wasted 😂
not all Brits like tea, not all Italians are great cooks, not all Brazilians are amazing footballers, I don't believe in stereotypes very much because, often are inaccurate, they may or may not match but are often based on individual experiences ,they are not necessarily bad or harmful. But making an opinion or judgment about someone based on general stereotypes may not be fair....As always, great episode Mitch!
Thanks for your great words!
We like tea.
Oh, uau, I am from Brazil but I am british.
The American stereotype of bad teeth is as old as the last time they bothered to learn new things about another country. Relevant 100 years ago, but we have better teeth than them now, keep up......
What does the phrase 'we did the galleries' mean in 12:33?
Good question! Think of it like a game to complete a level, in order to have seen a certain city/country/region/culture… etc. You must do certain things
"We visited the galleries"
What is beige food? 😀
beige is a colour (light brown/sandy), it can also be used to describe something very dull or boring, like our food.
Well these are very likeable stereotypes. I like the English for their humour and their tea mostly … 😅 But I don’t agree to the food stereotype. I think nowadays it‘s getting more and more healthy and diverse - at least in the restaurants.
I'm glad you think the Brits have a more eclectic palate these days!
You see, for proper common sense you need down to earth people from real places like Liverpool - tea is DREADFUL and best avoided! I agree with her completely, but most British people disagree and are absolutely addicted to the stuff!
Tea is the bollocks.
I'm not consistent = I'm not sure?
I do not always stick to the rules.
@@robertkukuczka6946 thanks!
The chaps speaking at 6.45 have a working class London accent - if anyone is interested in different types of English accents.
Has anyone said that you look like Colin from Sex Education?👁️👄👁️
Politeness, snobs, puritains, genteman, ladies, tea, English breakfast, segregationism! W.A.S.P?
j’aime pas
J'aime pas
Puduc cette vidéo quand même elle fait pas d'effort madame grua