British Christmas Traditions: Food, Friends and Family! || This English Malarkey #17
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Count how many times I (Jake) said the word Christmas for double points!
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Do you celebrate Christmas?🎄
What a great video! I really like how Christmas is very uniting and everyone has their way of celebrating it. I enjoyed that people were willing to talk and share what they do. Please do it again this year!
Make sure you look out for it ☺️🎄Glad you enjoyed!
On Christimas day my Family and I used to go to the church and then we have a dinner. This is one of my favorite days of the year because we are Christians and we used minding about Jesus and the gospel. Nice video man and amazing edition.
Glad to hear about your Christmas Charles!
I celebrate it with my friends..I go to the church and having cake, Christmas cake is really awesome .. having so much shopping and our own Christmas tree😊😊😊😊
That sounds awesome! You're making me excited for Christmas now! Haha ☺️
I heard someone summoned me, ehh, my country, Indonesia😄
My family and I don't celebrate Christmas, but some of my friends.
Oh, but I've experienced this atmosphere when I was in Germany. All of my guest family members gathered, we strolled around the city in the cold day, then had dinner (I ate chicken, while they pork). We had so much fun talking about everything. And lastly, the most exciting moment was unboxing Christmas presents😄
Haha- summoned you! 😂 That sounds so good, you must have had the best time ever!
Germany is where we'll be this year, I hope we have as good a time there as you did :)
@@SimplyStreetEnglish in my country, we always say, 'Selamat Natal' to our Christian friends, it means Merry X'mas. So, enjoy your time!
@@callmealive5088 That's class! Thanks ☺️☺️
Love this! interestingly enough, in the US pigs in blankets are hotdogs wrapped in a biscuit (american biscuit, lol)
Thank you
Ale koks
Yes Yes
Yes terribly commercial I live in a Muslim country and strangely they put trees in shops 😅 and sell Christmas gifts 😄
Christmas is so special in the UK !! Hope that one day I will celebrate 😊
I'm sure you would love it here at Christmas ☺️🌲
Like it
I was so worried he wouldn’t have a silly microphone.
i appretiate your marvellous work!!!btw,what is the meaniing of sprout person haha
:) It's a way of saying you like sprouts. Can work for other things too!
Hi I'm English learner, There is one word that I found it but unavailable " sprout person" pls help me explain it, many thanks
It means someone who likes to eat sprouts! :)
Hey Jake, i have few questions regarding this video please help me to clear my concepts.
1- what's pig in blanket?
2- what's shrimp on the barbie??
3- what does it mean "stereotype person or thing"
Great questions!
1. Pigs in blankets are sausages wrapped in bacon
2. Shrimp on the Barbie is shrimp or prawn on the barbeque (it's a common thing we think Australians do)
3. A stereotypical person is someone who does something that is considered stereotypical of them e.g.British person drinking tea.
Hope that helps!
And what's switch on and switch off affair?
He's saying it's an event that will happen very quickly. Just like a light, on and off.
E.g. Christmas in the UK is not a switch on and off affair as there are decorations up for weeks before Christmas Day!
Hello everyone! Could you help me with "a sprout person"? What does it mean? Thank you for an awesome video
It means that you like sprouts! And so I can proudly say "I'm a sprout person" but are you? :)
@@SimplyStreetEnglish Improve me if I make a mistake: sprouts are young shoots of a plant so you like eating plants for Christmas... Dictionaries give all the meanings connected with growing, plants, etc. That's why I can't understand and answer the question properly))
Ah I understand your confusion now. What we are talking about in the video is a specific vegetable. Search for 'Brussels Sprouts' and you'll see them!
@@SimplyStreetEnglish oh, I've got it at last))) this is such an exotic vegetable for us. It's usually sold frozen and its cost isn't very affordable. I've tasted it and I'd say that I'm a sprout person too)
@@COSY_ENGLISH I'm so happy to hear that you're a sprout person! Where are you from? They are so common here in the UK, especially at Christmas!
First !!!!
Well it's quite hard to pronounce Indonesia in your accent 😅
There are a lot of things we find hard to pronounce!
Yo man
Very true….Christmas Day has become the day with out a slightest thought of Jesus and the value of his purpose he had come to this world!!!!
He is the greatest gift of all
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You say ‘why an avocado’ I say ‘why not an avocado’ XD the most milleniel thing ever? You do realise you have 2 milleniels in the family don’t you? Childless milleniels I might add XD that aside, the best thing about Christmas is Christmas dinner, YUM!
So millennial tho! Christmas dinner is awesome :)
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