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"What game is that" "Tic tac toe" "Noughts and crosses" Me:"Xs and Os"

Cheers for this mate ☺️ please make more videos like this. Finally!

Monday is definitely the first day of the week, because you have the weekends Saturday and Sunday, then it's a new week from Monday

When you speak a mixture of British-American English … Bricanglish I call it hahahaha

@ilyadiba

2 жыл бұрын

I call it Australian.

@DarthVader0001

2 жыл бұрын

@@ilyadiba good one mate

Twofer: Great Lakes Regions (She pronounced Notre Dame in the University way.. Which when we talk about the Cathedral we pronounce it quite different)

"Dont wanna assume" "What's he pulling?"

Fantastic. Veeeery useful, thank you 🙏

Always good Mike and so useful keep going mate🥳🥰

Yes it's definitely Monday to Sunday here in the UK

Saturday is the first day in my country! Great video Thanks ❤️

Yay this mate is posting again !!

Monday is the first day of the week in France as well 😉👍

I love watching these because I like to think I know a decent amount of British vernacular. I learned a lot from this one though.

@Starrynightcore123

2 жыл бұрын

I'm English, and I'm learning alot of differences in America too

I miss these!

We do have loads of retail parks in Enland, their is a few in my town

@owenhopkins9192

2 жыл бұрын

I think its a northern thing because there's loads up here

@Starrynightcore123

2 жыл бұрын

@@owenhopkins9192 theirs a few in my town, which is the south west of England 🇬🇧

@airbus350ulr

2 жыл бұрын

@@Starrynightcore123 me too

@Starrynightcore123

2 жыл бұрын

@@airbus350ulr yep

@benjames9158

11 ай бұрын

he's saying they don't look as much like the American one in the photo

Remember when you did that video where you translated Arabic cartoons? Can you please do more of those?? They were so helpful!!

i really miss such of this video

This video series proves why American English & British English need 2 separate film & TV shows dubbings like; Latin-American Spanish & Castilian Spanish Brazilian Portuguese & European Portuguese Quebecois French & Metropolitan French

I actually learn the British Accent and I like it❤️🙂

more videos please sir about what you been up to since pandemic

American here. I've always pronounced Notre Dame the British way and didn't even realize it until recently. What she called scallions I call green onions and I always call EMTs paramedics. The picture she called a "roast dinner" looks like what I would call a buffet, I've never heard of roast dinner.

Awesome

I love her voice

Yeah, I love these series so very much ❤❤❤ Yeah, I think the first day of week is Monday in entire Europe ;) I think the levatory or the loo is also a common words to name a public toilet in the UK🤔 About Principals at schools there is also a headmaster word to call for a teacher taking this post, I guess 🤔😉 I'd like to defienetly see more 😃😃🙏

I've always pronounces Notre Dame (the cathedral) and Notre Dame (the university) differently.

Don’t want to assume. 2 seconds later : Whats he pulling 😂😂😂😂it’s good to have u back Mike

omg you're backkk

FINALLY G!!!!!!!!!!!! LOVE FROM KUWAIT

Never heard of roast dinner, I call it a buffet

A lollipop lady should be handing out lollipops to everyone!

@MikeStillUK

2 жыл бұрын

I would cross that road 3 times

@airbus350ulr

2 жыл бұрын

I would do that to waste my time before and after school. I would be rich

@boiledpizza69420

2 жыл бұрын

Yes

My answers as a British kiwi: 1. Note 2. Sled 3. Sand pit 4. Lollipop lady 5. Weed whacker 6. White out 7. Postman 8. Pointer finger (I’ve never heard someone call it a first finger) 9. Shovel (spade is a type of shovel, the small one handed one) 10. Bucket and shovel I guess. 11. Seed 12. Pit 13. Ground floor 14. Second hand store, charity shop, thrift shop, I use all of them 15. Zip tie 16. Duffel bag 17. Cling film 18. Two for one, no special word 19. Monday 20. Jag-yuh-ar 21. I say both 22. Rubbish truck 23. British pronunciation 24. Hose 25. Alimony 26. Boxing Day (that’s when you get all your Boxing Day sales and the mall is packed) 27. I would call the top american universities Ivy Leagues, I didn’t know there was a British equivalent and there’s definitely not an NZ equivalent because we don’t have enough universities for that. 28. With honours 29. Car boot sale 30. Don’t have that 31. Heater 32. Pan-teen 33. I thought corn and maize were two separate things that look similar. I eat corn, I go in a maize maze. 34. Don’t have a name 35. Spring onion 36. Hood 37. Manual 38. Totalled 39. Paramedic 40. Jury duty 41. Face cloth or flannel 42. The great British bake off 43. Wrench 44. Bin bag 45. Principal or head teacher 46. Toilet 47. Zebra crossing 48. Counter clockwise 49. Laundromat 50. Idk, they both sound right to me

4:13 Well obviously Monday is first. If it started at Sunday, why is it still called a weekend?

Yup, the first day of the week is monday

I'm an American who speaks German. I find the half eight really interesting because in German, halb acht is half an hour before 8, not after. So halb acht is 7:30.

What's the music that starts playing at around 7:32? I know ive heard it before. Its annoying the hell out of me 😅

When the world needed him most... he returned

She deserves some credit

In the US, Sunday is the first day of the week and in pretty much the rest of the world Monday is the first day of the week

I think that it has been in british English and USA English some words are from the colloquial/informal language are like abbreviated words, cute words for something that has to do with children and brand names. ' I wonder if there is also more formal words for them in the respective English. I also find it funny that many languages also have put words together to describe something new, and I wonder why it doesn't have a new name. e.g. broom and a stick are broomstick, in German it would be the words Reisig and Stock are a Besen not a Reisigstock. That with the clock, is gegen den Uhrzeigersinn in german, which I find quite long, and I've used to saying Widdershire for whatever reason and most people don't understand this here and I always correct it.

@MikeStillUK

2 жыл бұрын

Lol good point

MIKE!!!

@MikeStillUK

2 жыл бұрын

Hello

3:47 was the best part of this whole series alsooooo I've always thought that Monday was the first day of the week and that all of my fellow Americans were doing it wrong.

@rachelcookie321

Жыл бұрын

My dad, an Englishman, would always insist Sunday is the first day of the week. It Would drive me mad and I would constantly correct him.

Its only a pip in fruit if it's something like a peach or a plum and it's bigger

11:38 Why is it a pelican I didn't name it

I think I'm half british, half american, and a quarter Australian

@airbus350ulr

2 жыл бұрын

Wait what

2:09 In Canadian English, we call THAT a Pit.

lollipop lady lol 🤣😂🤣😂-bogof hi hi 🤣😂🤣😅

Sunday is the original first day of the week anywhere. Constantine changed it in March 7 321 AD. Research it for yourself.

Cant say I agree with him on all of these. I’ve never known anyone say first finger (except maybe a young child), everyone says index finger

مفيش ترجمه عربي

Sunday is part of the weekend so how can it be the first day of the week? It’s Monday which is the first day of the week!

@MikeStillUK

2 жыл бұрын

This makes sense to me. Let’s ask the Americans … 🇺🇸

@Starrynightcore123

2 жыл бұрын

Definitely because Saturday and Sunday is weekends and new week comes after weekend

I'm from Pakistan, a former british colony. Not surprised to see that the words I've learnt from school & use on a daily basis are British and the words that I've learnt from tv shows and films are American.

@MikeStillUK

2 жыл бұрын

Makes sense

6:15 Has to be different in different parts of the country. Down here in Georgia, we'd call it child support

@TsarFrancisDrake

2 жыл бұрын

Child support and alimony are separate payments. Someone can pay both alimony and child support, but even without children, they might still need to pay their ex-spouse alimony.

@deltaboi9014

2 жыл бұрын

@@TsarFrancisDrake Ah, thanks for the clarification

0:47 *w e e d e a t e r*

Alright after watching this video I realized, English in my country is confusing sometimes it's British sometimes it's American but one of my teachers said it's American 🤣 And yeah great video! 👍

"I didn't name it"🤣

Mike we want some more Arabic videos ❤️

@MikeStillUK

2 жыл бұрын

What kind of videos?

@lamb8520

2 жыл бұрын

@@MikeStillUK omg you actually replied?! 😃 I love your videos جزاك الله Videos like speaking arabic with strangers lol

Hi from India 🇮🇳

@MikeStillUK

2 жыл бұрын

Hi

Biologically that's your 2 finger

يا زلمي وينك من زمان مش مبين Hey dude where have u been

@MikeStillUK

2 жыл бұрын

Check out my previous video 😂😂

@nightknight2820

2 жыл бұрын

@@MikeStillUK sure I will after I finish this video

Did you delete one of the British vs American videos? Because I'm looking for a word and one of the videos is missing i think. Are you going to repost it? Because I'll lose sleep over that word😂

@MikeStillUK

2 жыл бұрын

Which word and which video? I haven't deleted any, not intentially anyway.

@lara_v_g_h

2 жыл бұрын

@@MikeStillUK I think it must've had a synonym for roll off dumpster in there

Mineznow

I’ve only use bogo buy one get one

Love you from Iraq ♥️

Cuz we hijacked jagwar

BO'OH'O'WA'ER

im british and holy shit i have too much american vocab

@airbus350ulr

2 жыл бұрын

Lol, me too, although i did have people at school who used american, so I never learned most but these videos are making me british.

Who is the girl in these vids??

For Americans = ground level

I’m British, not American.

Hello my friend, we want you to talk to Arab people on a site called Omegle from different parts of the Arab world

@MikeStillUK

2 жыл бұрын

Good idea. But can I record the conversations easily?

With respect to the American girl, she does not have enough life experience to accurately represent us.

what laude?

Wow. With these kind of videos, it's hard to tell who's the uncultured one.

British english is the best from Libya 🇱🇾😊

Death penalty

@henrylyons5940

2 жыл бұрын

You liked dat bruv?

In America you can also say a Half past 8. And in NY, we called our water heater a boiler.