Sadly, american english, because most video's and poscasts I watch and listen is american.
@Shaikvali-lg9vo12 сағат бұрын
The clips😂 middle are funny man superr👏
@user-sw1lq1jn2p12 сағат бұрын
Mostly American, except the last word 😂 I am Russian
@kalevipoeg691612 сағат бұрын
This is very misleading. Be AWARE that the U.S. is NOT the only place where non-British terms are used. For instance, my wife, from China, would call it an elevator, not a lift. She'd say bathroom, not "toilet" or "loo". She'd say apartment, not "flat". She'd say "pants", not "trousers", and she'd say "shopping cart", not "trolly". She learned her English IN China, not America. Likewise, I live in Scandinavia, and here, when people DO speak English, it's NOT unusual in my experience to use terms like "bathroom" even when there's not an actual bath inside, "pants", "pissed" to mean "angry" (not "drunk"), "elevator", and so on. Swedish English seems MUCH more in line with U.S. English than UK English despite physically being closer to the UK, but of course, there's variation - some DO say "toilet", or "flat", and what people in the U.S. would call "dorms" people here call "corridors", which in the U.S. would be akin to a hallway. Meanwhile, I've observed people from many countries using terms many in the U.S. would. I suppose I grew up with a bit of both because for example, I've always - along with my mother - said "dodgy" - which I said one time when I was in the U.S.and was asked if I was British and told it sounded british (news to me). I have been known to call people "twit" and "Tw@t" - which in my experience does NOT seem common in the states. I've said "cheers" and "bloody" on more than a few occasions, while I might refer to it as a "bathroom" as a general term, and use "lift" and "elevator" interchangeably (by the way, seems Aussies say "elevator" too from what I've seen). I'd say maybe just "trash" - I don't think anyone hAS actua CANS anymore - or "trash bins", or on occasion, "bin", "garbage", and "rubbish bin" - I've used ALL of those. People in the U.S., by the way, DO say shopping centre sometimes instead of mall, though will spell it center (as would my Chinese wife). People in the states call it a "sidewalk" - so does she. Me, I'll adapt it to where I am - if I'm in the EU, maybe foot path - in the U.S., sidewalk. If I'm in the UK I'd call it a car park, but when in the U.S. I'd call it a parking lot. I find it's easiest to just go with the terminology of wherever you live, though I undnerstand that might be hard fr some and easy to slip up on. My grandparents called what you wear on your legs outside "trousers", so I'm USED to that - but I ALSO use "pants". I'm fine switching to "torch" when that's the regional tendency. Never bothers me, EXCEPT for calling it a "hoover", which is a BRAND - and, again, some countries OUTSIDE the U.S. call it a vacuum, too (even IN the U.S., usually you'd just say "vacuum" for short, not "vacuum cleaner".
@ME_FANS_ME12 сағат бұрын
Him 🇬🇧:Rubber🫠 🇺🇸:Erazer💀
@nicolasmateimaxim722413 сағат бұрын
They forgot the burgah
@zarmeenazahid362015 сағат бұрын
Between Advance and intermediate
@CharlieHunt-vy5dj15 сағат бұрын
Awful that mate 😂
@nathblanca628016 сағат бұрын
I'm from the Philippines and we're speaking American English. -Trash Can -Vacuum cleaner -Eraser -Highway -Mall -Flashlight
@thimathongkam18 сағат бұрын
American
@diegonaranjo242519 сағат бұрын
Strayan which is a mix of the two
@partydix020419 сағат бұрын
I think I speak more American English than British English
@Luvlula51119 сағат бұрын
if thats what you want...GOOD LUCK hahhahahahahha LMAO
@5h4dow_GT21 сағат бұрын
Americans sound worse
@jlee455221 сағат бұрын
보을워어 ㅋㅋㅋ 미치겟네 ㅋㅋ
@differentgaze22 сағат бұрын
Mixed....
@kabeachestv7052Күн бұрын
I would love to learn British English really.
@HejaSverigeКүн бұрын
I’ve always pronounced it ”BÖÖÖRD”
@yavuz6661Күн бұрын
But I said trash bin
@KittierocksКүн бұрын
An awkward combinaison of both of 'em 😮😅
@davidgeszti2247Күн бұрын
I speak balkan english
@delphinawilliamsКүн бұрын
Say this... Goldenline was having school on chews-day but not on my bru-the birthday
@DD123EEКүн бұрын
American english (I'm Italian)
@pinpatКүн бұрын
The first one, I call it Garbage Can.
@nares_.ZКүн бұрын
Good video 💗Any Tamil people 👋
@nares_.ZКүн бұрын
Any Tamil people 🙋🏻👋
@user-rk3ot1bf9pКүн бұрын
2 British english and 4 USA
@Foltyn23.Күн бұрын
My ear: sucker
@user-frien357Күн бұрын
Them sneaker,trainer zucchini,courgette Me:boots Cucumber
@mdyousufiqbal4363Күн бұрын
Hi.I'm a student. Can you learn English me.
@iluvbollywoodilbКүн бұрын
My English : Trash Bin 😅
@roccodelia8373Күн бұрын
Him: Dustbin/Trash can Me: Garbage bin 💀
@gyurma7Күн бұрын
Meanwhile me: trash bin
@WilliamAfton-1930Күн бұрын
Some called me? THE EGGPLANT / AUBERGINE MAN?
@stavroulaificationКүн бұрын
Oh dear god.... I speak half and half 😅😅😅😅
@viggoholmsen7203Күн бұрын
100% American English Trash Can, Vacuum Cleaner, Eraser, Highway, Mall, Flashlight Hi, from Norway.
@laurapozzebon1836Күн бұрын
Me: Trash bin Shopping mall Torch light I'm just confused. 😂
@TOMTOM-zj5xjКүн бұрын
Guys it is all the same 😅 don't worry about it 😅
@uraskuzey8412Күн бұрын
As a turkish student, school teaches british at Türkiye. But ı learn english in social media, series more then school so all my answers are american
@soneelitaКүн бұрын
British
@tonylawrencewalsh721Күн бұрын
Theres no American English.
@user-xv2zu1no4eКүн бұрын
Its football ⚽
@darioburatovich2240Күн бұрын
I speak Ostreilian.....a bit of both....🤣🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘
@tengr6068Күн бұрын
British english is not an english. The hell you supposed to speak english from a british guy?
@enigma0571Күн бұрын
hi you should continue to upload some video,
@user-ju2tw1dk7l2 күн бұрын
Excellent 👍 Thank You 🙏
@liliaishah70542 күн бұрын
Im Malaysian 🇲🇾 and i love cockney British accent 🥰