1. There is North America and South America, both continents. The United States of America, commonly called simply "America" is on the continent of North America. However, America, or the United States of America, is just a country. North America also consists of Mexico and Canada. Are you serious? I mean, Australia, because of its size, is both a continent AND a country. Look it up before yelling at someone.
2. I'm just busting your balls limey
3. Well, I guess it applies to both terms, really. People really need to understand that while America has a prominent reputation of being a country of overweight people, other countries are still a close second.
4. Funny how ignorant people from other countries are. I'm an American but I'm more open minded and diverse than most of you silly cows. Comment is regards to the other comments since I understood every word in the video and got bored, so I had to resort to this to entertain myself lmao
5. You mean morbidly obese? The USA is one of the fattest countries in the world, Australia being the second.
6. wat? 
7. i feel like my brain was put in a blender...wheeeeee!! woooooo!
8. Those are very thin Americans, hahaha !!
9. It's funny how other nations still believe that all Americans are mortally obese.
10. brilliant, and for those who don't know they're having a conversation with British slang dialect in an American accent, which is how it is for them when they listen to our slang dialect.
11. Since when did Americans start eating vegetables
12. OMG, that is some funny shat right there!!
13. This whole thing is French as hell.
14. Hm. Yeah... Pardon me but this turned French right aroudh 2:47.
15. 0_o Is THIS what it's like to NOT understand english? now i know what it's like to be a foreigner new to it.
16. I am a US citizen, and proud of it...I was not offended by this sketch...this couple sound like half of the people I know at work...Half of them do not speak English correctly, or do not understand English when spoken correctly...
17. Is this what my Sims are doing when I'm not playing?
18. I'm confused about whether or not I should be offended by that.
19. true, true, i realised i commented on the british ppl theres another video the same thing different title which makes more sense to what i said. like what foreign ppl who don't speak english at ALL. but i understand what u mean i thought the idea was cool.
20. I work with two gentlemen who moved to America from England and I'm fairly certain nothing said by Americans sounds this incredibly stupid, as they seem to have no problem communicating with their coworkers. Same goes for people from other English-speaking countries. Unless you admit this is exaggeration, then this is just stupid.
21. In case you're wondering, this video was part of some project meant to show how different languages have certain distinct sounds that are familiar to their speakers. So although you can't understand what they're saying, it sounds familiar because it replicates many of the sounds found in the English language. That being said, I believe this was made by a Norwegian group, so it actually has nothing to do with Brits...
22. if you were a foreign speaker and didn't understand english this is what it would sound like to you, words just jumbled up making no sense. :) it's quite clever.
23. I really don't understand what this is supposed to mean.
24. ....,,.....Wat?
25. this has got to be how someone who had a severe stroke would hear words. Familiar sounding but not defined

How Americans sound to British people

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'Skwerl'. A short film in fake English. Made for Kino Sydney #47by Brian Fairbairn. Visit his site: http://www.youtube.com/user/brinskikarl
Tags: American US UK British accent sounds People language