1. you didn't tell them what we call cigarettes... oh they'll love this.
2. I'm an exchange student from Germany and I learned American English and I didn't realize how different it is...so if I would go to England now I actually would have to learn a whole new language :D
3. Sensible for the British is the most logical decision or just common sense
4. I think sensible is a good one, for us we may say something like that a sensible eating plan so it kind of means good decisions. For the British, it seems like it means right or correct. I don't know, just something I observed. Also, I cracked up during both of those videos. Your facial expressions are hilarious and precious. Keep making videos.
5. The most important one... A fag is a cigarette!
6. You mist pants in Enlgand we call them trousers.
7. Missed out some other ones like (UK = US): Trousers = Pants Pavement = Sidewalk Burger = Sandwich (sometimes e.g. McDonalds) Handbag = Purse Petrol station = Gas station Accelerator = Gas pedal Car Park = Parking Lot Wardrobe = Closet Dressing Gown = Bathrobe Lift = Elevator Shop = Store Tights = Pantyhose Headmaster = Principal Film = Movie Postman = Mailman Courgette = Zucchini Aubergine = Eggplant Flat = Apartment There are more too, but can't think of them... :P
8. Oh my gosh! Lady an the Tramp makes so much more sense now! I guess I'm just an ignorant American...
9. a johnny is a condom huh we call them jimmys
10. "route" can be pronounced both ways in America when meaning a train route or anything related. It just depends on what part of America you are from.
11. haha now i get the name of the disney movie lady and the tramp!! i was always like well the "tramp" is a boy and hes not a prostitute or a hoe hes just like a stray, street dog haha
12. I British and this is the first time I heard the word YOB
13. i love british people 
14. Jess0062 it means that in britain to, we have a lot of meanings for the same things, don't ask me why I know it's stupid.
15. this is good, but i'm from london and i say 'a bunch of people' hahaha
16. thumbs up if you're english :D
17. The way he explains is quite annoying, dunno why
18. we say mobile phone
19. im canadian i go to secondary school, but if a little kid asks what grade im in i say highschool. they dont know what secondary school means............weird........
20. the only way ive ever heard tramp is homeless person im canadian eh
21. My favorite word I learned in England was "chinwag" and "chuffed to bits". Not to mention the "loo".
22. when I went to London it was pretty cool that people were fascinated by the way I talked. Kind of like how if we hear an english accent we think its the coolest thing ever..the english teens in London thought it was very cool to hear the way I speak. Cultures around the world are so interesting-this was a great video!
23. I say root and route the same. It really just depends on the person
24. This is interesting...I had no idea about any of these things. I'm glad I know now!

British v American Slang 2

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