100+ Vocabulary Differences Between BRITISH And AMERICAN English | BRITISH Vs. AMERICAN English

In this video, we'll explore the fascinating world of British English and American English vocabulary differences.
For an example, in British English, a "biscuit" is a sweet treat similar to what Americans call a "cookie". Meanwhile, in American English, "biscuits" are a type of savory bread often served with gravy.
But, It's not just about food. There are plenty of other vocabulary differences too. For an instance, Brits use the word "lorry" instead of "truck", while Americans say "elevator" instead of "lift".
In this video, we'll delve into all these differences and more, giving you a comprehensive overview of the unique vocabulary used in both British and American English.
BRITISH English Vs. AMERICAN English,
1. Tap (UK), Faucet (US).
2. Lift (UK), Elevator (US).
3. Mark (UK), Grade (US).
4. Rubber (UK), Eraser (US).
5. Cot (UK), Crib (US).
6. Maize (UK), Corn (US).
7. Holiday (UK), Vacation (US).
8. Maths (UK), Math (US).
9. Cinema (UK), Movie theater (US).
10. Bath (UK), Bathtub (US).
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[@PalestineandBFDI]

11:19 Pin is a Character from an American Animated KZbin Web Series Battle for Dream Island

[@Mexican-Goat-man]

You should pronounce A as an ah vowel, and be sure to pronounce T clearly when reading with the UK accent

[@thinousby5862]

You are the best in traduction

[@yoonlat3505]

Thank you very much

[@BullseyeEnglish]

You're welcome

[@danielneufeldkoopa2292]

0:32 WHICH IS? (BFDI)

[@smileentertainment38]

Very nice

[@BullseyeEnglish]

Thank you so much!

[@RomenSompisi]

Very good

[@Agathachristie-cp7jy]

Good job go on

[@williamjackson2089]

16:10 picture only shows 1 week, a fortnight is 2 weeks in both the UK and US.

[@thinousby5862]

Start like that

[@Agathachristie-cp7jy]

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[@englishlessonswithsilviopa4139]

in American English is used the word crib not scaffold

[@madhuchandannayak4460]

Please send me more words

[@smileentertainment38]

1st comment☺☺☺

[@BullseyeEnglish]

Thank you for commenting!

[@Toradono]

I totally mix my English between British and American as of having English as a 2nd language XD

[@MateiM.]

Even if english is not my main language, is actually the second, nil and zero cofused me

[@vickysinhab]

A+,grade in Us.... A+,mark in Uk.... But ...in India ..10/10 is mark and A+ is grade😅😅😅😅

[@carloladi1759]

i am British, and we use 10/10 mark, A+ grade. some of this video is incorrect

[@live4grace]

about 25% wrong

[@Agathachristie-cp7jy]

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