10 British expressions Americans don't use
Here are 10 British words and phrases that I rarely hear in the US, or if I do, they have rather different meanings.
For example, my British ground floor is an American first floor, and my first floor becomes a second floor. Cheers is another one. It can also mean thank you and goodbye in the UK.
And then there are words and phrases like postman and boot and British slang and informal expressions like shirty, plonker, pants, rubber, knock up and taking the mickey.
In this video you'll see the 10 words phrases in action in a comedy sketch and then get explanations.
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For example, my British ground floor is an American first floor, and my first floor becomes a second floor. Cheers is another one. It can also mean thank you and goodbye in the UK.
And then there are words and phrases like postman and boot and British slang and informal expressions like shirty, plonker, pants, rubber, knock up and taking the mickey.
In this video you'll see the 10 words phrases in action in a comedy sketch and then get explanations.
Make sure you subscribe to this YouTube channel.
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Twitter: @vickivideos
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There you can get email updates on new videos and live classes and also download a free copy of 'Fix It', a checklist for correcting common English mistakes
http://www.simpleenglishvideos.com/free-fix-it-checklist/
We would like to say a HUGE thank you to Craig Wealand for appearing in this video. Make sure you check out his podcasts and website and follow him on twitter!
Here's his website where you'll find free courses and lots of other cool stuff: http://www.mansioningles.com/
And his podcast is here: https://www.inglespodcast.com/
Craig on twitter: https://twitter.com/mansiontwit
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